Claude Code App Studio

Claude Code App Studios

    Turn a single Claude Code session into a full mobile-app development studio.

    54 agents. 73 skills. 12 hooks. 11 rules. One coordinated AI team.

Why This Exists

Shipping a mobile app from a single AI chat is a bad idea — and most people who try it find out the hard way. The chat will happily write a LoginScreen.tsx that hardcodes the API key, ships strings the localization team can't see, and leans on an AsyncStorage call that will fail App Store Review for storing a password. There is no PRD, no architecture review, no accessibility pass, no privacy nutrition label, no release manager. The result is fast on Monday and rejected on Friday.

This template fixes the structural gap. Instead of one general-purpose assistant, your session has 54 mobile-specific subagents organised the way a real studio is — a product director who owns vision, a mobile architect who owns the technical spine, leads who own departments, and specialists who handle Swift concurrency, Compose recomposition, push permissions, ATT prompts, Play Data Safety forms, MASVS compliance, and the hundred other things that separate a working prototype from a shippable app. Each agent has a narrow lane, a clear escalation path, and a quality gate. You stay the studio head; the agents do the legwork and surface decisions back to you.

Table of Contents

- What's Included
- Studio Hierarchy
- Slash Commands
- Getting Started
- Upgrading
- Project Structure
- How It Works
- Design Philosophy
- Customization
- Platform Support
- Community
- Support
- License

What's Included

Studio Hierarchy

The 54 agents follow a three-tier structure modelled on a real product org. Tier 1 directors set direction; Tier 2 leads own departments; Tier 3 specialists do the work.

The full roster —…