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  1. Expo Releases Official AI Agent Skills for App Development

    Expo released Expo Skills, a collection of official AI agent skills covering Expo projects, EAS services, React Native, and iOS and Android constraints. The skills can be installed through official plugin marketplaces for Claude Code and Codex, or through the skills CLI for Cursor, OpenCode, GitHub Copilot, Windsurf, Gemini, and other coding agents. The framework skills are open source under the MIT License, while Expo describes the collection as guidance for building, deploying, upgrading, and debugging Expo apps.

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  2. Cindy Opens Its Cross-Platform Multi-Model AI Agent Client

    The makecindy/cindy repository introduces Cindy as an open-source AI agent that combines multiple harnesses, models and tools for work across projects and apps. The project includes Electron desktop and Expo/React Native mobile clients, supports local agents through “Skip Sign-In,” and lists Claude Code and Codex as its first supported harnesses. Its client code is available under Apache-2.0, while the repository states that separately identified materials such as model weights and prompts may have their own license terms.

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