What problem does it solve? Compose Compiler stability reports only appear after a Gradle build completes, so developers discover unstable composables late in the cycle. This Skill installs and configures the skydoves/compose-stability-analyzer IntelliJ/Android Studio plugin so stability feedback appears live in the editor while typing. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Live gutter icons: Colored icons beside every @Composable mark it green (stable/skippable), red (unstable), yellow (runtime stability), or gray (no parameters). - Hover docs and inline hints: Hovering a composable shows a per-parameter stability table with suggested fixes, and inline badges render stability next to each parameter type. - UnstableComposable inspection with quick fixes: A weak-warning inspection flags non-skippable composables and offers @Suppress("NonSkippableComposable") and @Suppress("ParamsComparedByRef") quick fixes, plus an Add @TraceRecomposition intention. - Use Case: A developer editing a hot-path list row sees a red gutter icon, hovers to learn a parameter is unstable, stabilizes the type, and watches the gutter turn green without running a build. ## Quick Start Install the compose-stability-analyzer plugin from disk in Android Studio and show me which composables in my current file are flagged as unstable.