- SKILL.md gains Navigation laws (push vs replace, modal vs sheet vs overlay,
one-way doors where back must not exist, tabs, deep links) and a distilled
Motion laws section (frequency gate, spring physics with velocity hand-off,
exact curves and durations, JS-thread discipline); v1.3.0
- The six deep-dive references from the previous round are removed; the
original five (motion, native-controls, performance, image-assets,
simulator-loop) return, with motion.md's example modernized to
scheduleOnRN and .get()/.set()
- README drops the reference map; usage playbooks point at Navigation laws
- Updated definitions and examples in motion vocabulary to clarify press feedback and easing behaviors.
- Enhanced motion guidelines in the design skill to emphasize platform-specific animations and transitions.
- Improved navigation documentation to specify modal behaviors and user flow during authentication processes.
- Adjusted simulator loop criteria to ensure comprehensive testing of UI interactions and state management.
- Revised Appllama usage skill description for clarity and emphasis on its dual role as a research and builder's tool.
- Updated native controls documentation to reflect new context menu and action sheet implementations.
- Created a comprehensive navigation guide detailing transition verbs, screen presentations, and one-way door scenarios.
- Enhanced performance guidelines with specific recommendations for animations and release build testing.
- Expanded simulator loop checklist to include navigation and back stack audits.
- Introduced a variant lab methodology for exploring design directions without affecting production code.
- Incremented version number in Appllama Usage Skill to 1.1.0.
- Revised build-from-scratch and improve-a-screen references to emphasize navigation consistency and back stack behavior.
- Updated research methods to include presentation consistency in flow studies.
Jaimin Kataria