build-an-app
Build an App
Walk a user through building a digital health app from start to finish. This skill orchestrates the other skills in this repository — it figures out what the user needs, runs the right planning skills, and hands off to implementation.
When to Use
Use this skill when a user wants to:
- build a new digital health app from scratch
- figure out where to start on a health app idea
- go from idea to running code with guidance at each step
Do not use this skill if the user wants to run a specific skill directly (e.g., they ask for FHIR data model design). Let them use that skill on its own.
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