Faktum Androidv1.0.0

A solo founder or small Korean media team wants to ship a native Android news app that reuses an existing Next.js + SQLite/FTS5 backend. Using this skill, the agent scaffolds a Kotlin + Jetpack Compose project via the official Android CLI, wires Retrofit/Ktor to the existing localhost:3099 API, and validates on an emulator with edge-to-edge dark theme matching the Ground News-style web UI.

A Korean-speaking indie developer wants to quickly prototype multiple Android app concepts without relearning the toolchain each time. The skill chains android-cli, navigation-3, and edge-to-edge skills so each new prototype gets a consistent, modern Compose foundation, list-detail navigation, and immediate emulator run for fast feedback.

A team running 8 parallel AI coding environments (.claude, .codex, .cursor, .gemini, etc.) wants every agent to build Android apps with identical context. This skill's shared Obsidian vault sync (5-minute) and auto-deployed official Android skills ensure Cursor, Codex, and Gemini all reference the same SKILL.md and wiki decisions, preventing context drift across tools.

After launching Faktum News, the team wants to add a paid subscription tier and reduce APK size. The skill documents how to `android skills add --skill play-billing-library-version-upgrade` for in-app purchases and `--skill r8-analyzer` for shrinking, integrating Play Billing into the Compose navigation scenes and verifying billing flows on device.

A content publisher wants to extend its existing Korean-language web property to Android while keeping one backend and one visual language. The skill's stack table mandates reusing the server-side SQLite/FTS5 API and dark Ground News-style theme, so the mobile client ships as a thin Retrofit/Ktor layer over the same FTS5 full-text search endpoints already powering the website.

Distribute the Faktum Android app for free and monetize with display/interstitial ads served alongside articles fetched from the reused SQLite/FTS5 backend. Because the backend already exists for the web property, marginal cost per mobile user is low, making ad revenue profitable at modest scale.

Offer free access to a limited article feed and gate premium features—offline reading, ad-free browsing, FTS5 advanced search—behind a monthly Google Play subscription. The skill explicitly plans to add the play-billing-library-version-upgrade skill, enabling native in-app purchase flows inside the Compose UI.

Sell a customizable Android news client to other Korean-language publishers, reusing the same Kotlin/Compose scaffold, Navigation 3 list-detail pattern, and edge-to-edge dark theme. Each client connects to the customer's own FTS5 API, and the team charges setup plus maintenance fees.