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## NativePHP Mobile

- NativePHP Mobile is a Laravel package for building native iOS and Android apps using PHP and native UI components. It runs a full PHP runtime directly on the device with SQLite — no web server required.
- NativePHP Mobile is a Laravel package for building native iOS and Android apps using PHP and native UI components. It
runs a full PHP runtime directly on the device with SQLite — no web server required.
- Documentation: `https://nativephp.com/docs/mobile/3/**`
- IMPORTANT: Always activate the `nativephp-mobile` skill every time you work on any NativePHP functionality.

### Build Commands — Tell the User, Never Run

**CRITICAL: Never execute any of these commands yourself. Always instruct the user to run them manually in their terminal.**
**CRITICAL: Never execute any of these commands yourself. Always instruct the user to run them manually in their
terminal.**

| Command | Purpose |
|---|---|
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| `php artisan native:watch` | Hot reload (watch for file changes) |
| `php artisan native:open` | Open project in Xcode or Android Studio |

**Always ask which platform before giving any build or run command.** If the user hasn't specified iOS or Android, ask: "Which platform do you want to build/test on — iOS or Android?" Never assume a platform.
**Always ask which platform before giving any build or run command.** If the user hasn't specified iOS or Android, ask:
"Which platform do you want to build/test on — iOS or Android?" Never assume a platform.

When the platform is confirmed, give the relevant command(s) above and tell the user to run it in their terminal. Do not run it yourself.
</laravel-boost-guidelines>
When the platform is confirmed, give the relevant command(s) above and tell the user to run it in their terminal. Do not
run it yourself.