Firebaseui Android Getting Started

firebase/FirebaseUI-Android/.agents/skills/firebaseui-android-getting-started

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Set up FirebaseUI Android Auth with predefined Compose screens in a consumer Android app. Use when adding Firebase Authentication UI, FirebaseUI Auth, FirebaseAuthScreen, authUIConfiguration, or sign-in providers to an Android/Kotlin project.

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Install

Recommended

One command — your agent picks it up automatically.

Select AI agent

Select an AI agent above to see the install command.

Manual Install

More steps

Download the file and paste it into your agent's system prompt.

Skill details

Versionv1.0.0

AuthorFirebase

Categorycoding

Skill IDfirebase/FirebaseUI-Android/.agents/skills/firebaseui-android-getting-started

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