What problem does it solve? Adding native device capabilities to a Capacitor app requires finding the right plugin among hundreds of options, then applying platform-specific configuration in Android manifests, Gradle files, iOS Info.plist entries, and web build tools. This Skill guides the agent through that entire process step by step, auto-detecting the project setup instead of asking redundant questions. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Plugin discovery across six sources: Indexes official Capacitor, Capawesome, Capacitor Community, Capacitor Firebase, Capacitor MLKit, and RevenueCat plugins with per-plugin reference files. - Auto-detection of project context: Detects platforms (android/, ios/), build tools (Vite, Angular, Webpack), iOS dependency manager (CocoaPods or SPM), and Capacitor version before configuring anything. - Guided platform configuration: Applies Android permissions, Gradle variables, iOS Info.plist entries, and web build-tool settings one decision at a time, including Capawesome Insiders registry setup for licensed plugins. - Use Case: A developer wants barcode scanning in their Capacitor 8 app. The agent matches the request to the MLKit Barcode Scanning plugin, reads its reference file, installs the package, adds the camera permission to AndroidManifest.xml and NSCameraUsageDescription to Info.plist, then runs npx cap sync. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to install and configure a specific Capacitor plugin, for example: set up push notifications with Firebase Cloud Messaging in my Capacitor app.
