Choose the AI Pro or Standard lane, initialize its plan, connect services, and launch natively.

Start with the buyer workflow

The initialization workflow is merged into development for both AI Pro through PR #30 and Standard through PR #31. The current two-person AI Pro test baseline is merge commit a7f6cb3.

Initialize before feature work or native launch. Start from a clean clone so the identity record captures the real template baseline.

Quick Start

git clone --branch development \
  git@github.com:chohra-med/ai_aimobilelauncher_mobile.git \
  ai-mobile-launcher-ai-test
cd ai-mobile-launcher-ai-test
git switch -c tester/your-name a7f6cb36f1fc3ecd8b3a7d9c8956afa30bf39984
yarn install --frozen-lockfile

git clone --branch development git@github.com:chohra-med/aimobileLauncher_standart.git
cd aimobileLauncher_standart
node init.js --help

Use only the options printed by your checkout.

Your checkout is now ready for initialization. It is not configured or release-ready yet.

The order that keeps the evidence honest

Confirm the tester baseline with git rev-parse HEAD. AI Pro testers following the pinned command should see a7f6cb36f1fc3ecd8b3a7d9c8956afa30bf39984.
Run Initialize Your Project with --no-native while credentials or assets are pending.
Review the six canonical documents and generated task briefs.
Record explicit acceptance and run node init.js --validate-init.
Follow Tool Integration and keep every service status honest.
Create .env, add buyer-owned assets and Firebase files, then follow First App Launch.
Run the complete source gate, release preflight, and a real native build before calling the project release-ready.

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clean clone
  → identity cleanup and interview
  → product, features, roadmap, growth, keys, and init plan
  → buyer acceptance
  → service setup
  → environment and native prerequisites
  → prebuild and iOS or Android launch

Check the development environment

Before native work, run Expo Doctor and follow the platform setup guide:

npx expo-doctor

Prerequisites

Before you begin, ensure you have:

Node.js 20.19.4+ installed
Git installed and configured
Development environment set up (see Environment Setup)
GitHub access to the paid repository
A supported coding host configured to read the repository entry file

Next Steps

Initialize Your Project, clean the template and generate the buyer-owned plan
Tool Integration, record and complete service setup
Wire onboarding and growth, connect the required growth workstream
First App Launch, prebuild and run iOS or Android only after prerequisites are ready

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