Flutter Media

Deliver media behavior that respects the user's intent, the resolved player or capture SDK, and each target's lifecycle. Preserve existing packages and architecture. Installing this skill requires no provider account, server key, room, stream URL, or camera/microphone access.

Establish the media contract

Read pubspec.yaml, the lockfile, SDK constraints, current adapters/controllers, native configuration, and tests. Establish:

• Capture, recorded-file playback, live viewing, broadcasting, or interactive calling; an image-buffer stream is not an encoded broadcast.
• Source and output, format/codec, target platforms, permissions, foreground/background requirements, and intended behavior on interruption or exit.
• For live sessions, service ownership, participant identity, host/viewer permissions, and what proves actual remote media delivery.

Use the current SDK's supported facilities before adding another player, audio-session owner, signaling stack, or provider. Inspect version-specific native/browser requirements instead of copying setup or API names from a newer release. Keep secrets in the authorized service boundary, not in Flutter or logs.

Read the relevant mode