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Appllama Skills

Appllama Skills is a public, MIT-licensed repository of two agent skills for mobile app work: one guides research through the Appllama MCP, and the other guides Expo and React Native screen design and implementation.

Independent OpenViST project profile, based on linked sources.

Appllama Skills — OpenViST project profile in Coding Agents.
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Understand the project

Practical overview

When it fits

Use it when a coding agent needs structured support for mobile interface research or Expo and React Native screen design, especially when the task involves studying app flows before implementation.

Who it is for

  • Mobile developers using coding agents to design or improve app screens.
  • Teams researching mobile app flows, onboarding, or interface patterns with an MCP client.
  • Agent users seeking focused implementation guidance for Expo or React Native interfaces.

Documented uses

  • Research screens and flows from successful mobile apps to inform a new app or an existing screen.
  • Apply category-specific design patterns while building mobile interfaces.
  • Review interface choices such as navigation, native controls, and motion.
Before you choose

Requirements & limits

The repository is public and licensed under MIT. Connecting the Appllama MCP requires an Appllama account and Pro access according to the README; the app design skill can also be used without the MCP.

  • The research skill depends on the Appllama MCP; the app design skill is usable without it.
  • MCP access is described as Pro, with one credit per call, monthly credit resets, and a free get_credits call.
  • The README's implementation guidance targets Expo and React Native screens.
  • The repository license does not grant rights to the Appllama name, llama, or logo.

Check current requirements in the official documentation. Source-based guidance does not mean OpenViST has run or independently tested this project.

Source-based practical guide

Install the skills in a project

Add both Appllama agent skills to a project using the documented Skills CLI.

Before you start

  • A project directory and terminal access.
  • The Skills CLI command shown in the README.
  • An agent that can use installed skills; Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex are named examples.

Steps

  1. From the project root, run the command below.

    Documented command
    npx skills@latest add appllama/appllama-skills
  2. Use the installed appllama-usage skill for research guidance and appllama-app-design-skill for mobile screen implementation guidance.

Expected outcome

The repository's two skills are installed for the project and can guide an agent's mobile app research and design work.

Guide limitations

  • This installation recipe does not configure or connect the Appllama MCP.
  • The README gives installation instructions but this guide does not claim an execution test.
Source-based practical guide

Install only the app design skill

Add the standalone app design skill without installing the research skill.

Before you start

  • A project directory and terminal access.
  • The Skills CLI command shown in the README.

Steps

  1. From the project root, run the command below.

    Documented command
    npx skills@latest add appllama/appllama-skills --skill appllama-app-design-skill
  2. Use the skill for Expo and React Native screen-design guidance; MCP connection is not required for it to work.

Expected outcome

Only the app design skill is installed, with its native-interface and simulator-loop guidance.

Guide limitations

  • The README says the skill is sharper with the Appllama MCP connected, but also says it works without the MCP.
  • This guide covers installation, not a completed build or simulator review.
Evidence and transparency

Sources & review

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9 October 2026
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