Product update · July 19, 2026

Two new lanes: a next-action recommender and a one-prompt Android app factory

Suede Creator Skills is now 27 public skills. Here's what shipped and why.

Two skills landed in the pack: suede-recommend-next-action, which scores your real options and hands back one runnable prompt instead of a wall of choices, and android-app-factory, a one-prompt pipeline from a keyword to a signed Play Store release. Both route through the same umbrella that already handled the rest of the pack, so nothing about installing or invoking the workflow changed — the workflow just covers more ground now.

Stop asking "what should I do next"

suede-recommend-next-action reads whatever state is actually in front of it — the current repo, terminal output, an open plan, a stale handoff — and scores 2 to 4 real candidate moves against five criteria: goal alignment, unblocking, evidence, urgency, and leverage. The highest score wins. Ties break toward the required prerequisite, then whichever choice is confirmable by current evidence, then the more reversible option.

The output is deliberately small by default: a one-sentence recommendation, one sentence on why it's the move right now, and a 2-4 sentence prompt you can hand to another agent. The full operator brief — target, objective, verified state, authorized scope, verification steps — stays hidden until you ask to expand prompt. Ask for make it granular and it breaks the same brief into atomic, numbered steps with exact commands.

> /suede-recommend-next-action what's next

Recommended action: fix the failing auth test before touching the new endpoint.
Why now: it's the one candidate confirmed broken by the current test run and blocks two downstream tasks.

Quick prompt: Use suede-code to fix the failing test_auth_refresh case in auth/tests/test_refresh.py, keeping the token-rotation contract unchanged. Done signal: the suite passes locally.

Say "expand prompt" for the full operator version or "make it granular" for exact steps and commands.

It never executes anything itself — it recommends, and only mutates once you separately authorize the work. And it doesn't try to replace a repo's existing plan or progress tracker: if one exists, the recommendation treats it as one candidate and verifies it against current source instead of running a second, competing process.

One prompt to a Play Store-ready app

android-app-factory is the Android counterpart to the pack's existing site-to-ios-app skill, and it covers more ground: a full native pipeline from a one-line idea or target keyword through a signed release, not just wrapping an existing site.

The default pipeline, in order:

Pick a winnable target keyword before writing any code.
Scaffold native Kotlin + Jetpack Compose — never a bare JVM module, which produces a JAR instead of an installable APK/AAB.
Build one real core loop (input, processing, structured result, history, saved set) before monetization or polish.
Add Play Billing only when it won't block the v1 review flow — a free v1 is the default when it would.
Produce Play Store screenshots, a feature graphic, and listing copy sized to Play's exact character limits (30/80/4000).
Fill out the Data Safety form and content-rating questionnaire truthfully, matched to actual SDK and data behavior.
Run a ship gate before release: build, listing, screenshots, signing, and secrets all get checked.
Release only after explicit confirmation, starting on internal or closed testing before any production rollout.

Public-safe defaults hold throughout: placeholder application IDs, a gitignored service-account key for Play Console API access, and no upload keystore, keystore password, or real package name ever lands in the output.

> /android-app-factory build a habit tracker

Keyword picked · Kotlin + Compose scaffold building
Play Billing skipped for v1 · screenshots + listing drafted
BUNDLE SIGNED · INTERNAL TESTING

The same end-to-end workflow, now wider

Neither skill needed a new install path. suede-workflow-skills, the umbrella that already routed plain-English requests to the right lane, now also recognizes "what's next" and "build an Android app" and hands off to the right specialist — the same way it already routes code review, design, SEO, and the consumer-recovery lane. If you've already installed the full pack, both are live.

That's the shape of every addition to this pack: a new capability plugs into the existing router instead of becoming a second system to remember. The workflow was already end-to-end from a plain request to a shipped result; it just covers a next-action decision and a second mobile platform now.

Install it

Claude Code — full pack:

/plugin marketplace add JasonColapietro/suede-creator-skills
/plugin install suede-skills@suede

Claude Code — just the two new skills:

git clone https://github.com/JasonColapietro/suede-creator-skills.git /tmp/suede-creator-skills
mkdir -p .claude/skills
cp -R /tmp/suede-creator-skills/skills/android-app-factory .claude/skills/
cp -R /tmp/suede-creator-skills/skills/suede-recommend-next-action .claude/skills/

Codex installer:

python3 ~/.codex/skills/.system/skill-installer/scripts/install-skill-from-github.py \
  --repo JasonColapietro/suede-creator-skills \
  --path skills/android-app-factory skills/suede-recommend-next-action

Read the Android App Factory docs Read the Recommend Next Action docs