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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughA comprehensive Claude agent automation framework is added for the CleverTap React Native SDK update workflow. The PR introduces 7 agent definitions orchestrating version gathering, changelog analysis, API wrapper implementation, version updates, changelog generation, example app updates, and build validation, plus supporting skill definitions for cross-platform patterns, type mapping, and a project documentation file. Changes
Sequence DiagramsequenceDiagram
participant User
participant UpdateSDK as Update SDK<br/>(Orchestrator)
participant Phase1 as Phase 1:<br/>version-gather
participant Phase2 as Phase 2:<br/>version-update &<br/>changelog-analyze
participant Phase3 as Phase 3:<br/>api-implement
participant Phase4 as Phase 4:<br/>example-app-update
participant Phase5 as Phase 5:<br/>changelog-generate &<br/>build-validate
User->>UpdateSDK: Trigger Update
UpdateSDK->>Phase1: Execute
Phase1->>Phase1: Detect current &<br/>latest versions
Phase1-->>User: Await confirmation
User-->>Phase1: Approve
Phase1-->>UpdateSDK: Versions output
par Phase 2 Parallel
UpdateSDK->>Phase2: Execute version-update
Phase2->>Phase2: Update all<br/>version files
Phase2-->>UpdateSDK: Updated files
UpdateSDK->>Phase2: Execute changelog-analyze
Phase2->>Phase2: Analyze native SDK<br/>changelogs
Phase2-->>UpdateSDK: Implementation plan
end
UpdateSDK->>Phase3: Execute
Phase3->>Phase3: Implement API<br/>wrappers (7 layers)
Phase3-->>UpdateSDK: APIs implemented
UpdateSDK->>Phase4: Execute
Phase4->>Phase4: Update Example app<br/>UI & handlers
Phase4-->>UpdateSDK: App updated
par Phase 5 Parallel
UpdateSDK->>Phase5: Execute changelog-generate
Phase5->>Phase5: Generate formatted<br/>changelog entry
Phase5-->>UpdateSDK: Entry preview
UpdateSDK->>Phase5: Execute build-validate
Phase5->>Phase5: Run npm install &<br/>gradle build
Phase5-->>UpdateSDK: Build result
end
UpdateSDK-->>User: Workflow complete
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47-62: Optional: Add language specifier to output format blocks.The output format code blocks lack language specifiers. Consider adding
textorpropertiesfor better rendering.🎨 Proposed formatting improvement
On success: -``` +```text BUILD_RESULT=success NPM_INSTALL=pass ANDROID_BUILD=pass SUMMARY=All builds passed successfully -``` +```🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In @.claude/agents/build-validate.md around lines 47 - 62, Update the fenced code blocks that show the BUILD_RESULT/NPM_INSTALL/ANDROID_BUILD examples to include a language specifier (e.g., use ```text or ```properties) for better rendering; locate the blocks containing the lines "BUILD_RESULT=success" and the failure example with "BUILD_RESULT=failure"/"ERROR=Full error output"/"ANALYSIS=Whether error..." and change their opening fences to include the chosen specifier so the snippets render correctly.
1-72: Consider adding iOS build validation or clarifying scope.The agent is named
build-validatewith a description stating it validates "the React Native project builds successfully," but it only validates Android builds (Lines 28-35). iOS build validation is completely absent.Options:
- Add iOS build validation to match the generic name/description
- Rename to
build-validate-androidand update the description to clarify Android-only scope- Add a note explaining why only Android is validated (e.g., iOS requires macOS, not available in sandbox)
Given that the sandbox environment may not support iOS builds (requires Xcode on macOS), option 3 is likely most appropriate.
📝 Proposed clarification
--- name: build-validate -description: "Validate that the CleverTap React Native project builds successfully after changes. Use as a final verification step after code modifications." +description: "Validate that the Android portion of the CleverTap React Native project builds successfully after changes. iOS builds require macOS/Xcode and cannot be validated in the sandbox environment. Use as a final verification step after code modifications." tools: Glob, Grep, Read, Bash🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In @.claude/agents/build-validate.md around lines 1 - 72, The agent 'build-validate' currently only runs Android steps (the "Step 2: Build Android APK" sequence under the Example directory) but its name/description imply cross-platform validation; update the file to clarify scope by either renaming the agent to 'build-validate-android' or, preferably, add a clear note in the header/description that iOS is intentionally excluded because iOS builds require Xcode/macOS and are not supported in this sandbox environment—mention the agent name 'build-validate' and the Android step sequence so reviewers can find and update the description and the README-style "Process" section accordingly..claude/agents/version-gather.md (2)
15-17: Optional: Add blank lines around table.Markdown linting suggests adding blank lines before and after the table for better rendering consistency across parsers.
📋 Proposed formatting improvement
## Input + | Variable | Required | Description | Example | |----------|----------|-------------|---------| | (none) | - | This agent reads version files directly from the repository | - | + ## Process🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In @.claude/agents/version-gather.md around lines 15 - 17, Add a blank line before and after the markdown table that starts with the header "| Variable | Required | Description | Example |" in .claude/agents/version-gather.md so the table is separated from surrounding text; locate the table by that header row and insert one empty line immediately above the "| Variable..." line and one empty line immediately below the final table row.
48-54: Clarify how to detect breaking changes vs new features.The semantic version bump logic (Lines 50-53) requires determining whether native SDK changes are "breaking changes," "new APIs or features," or "only bug fixes." However, the process doesn't specify how the agent should analyze the fetched changelogs to make this determination.
Consider adding guidance on:
- Parsing changelog section headers (e.g., "Breaking Changes," "New Features," "Bug Fixes")
- Keywords to look for in changelog entries
- Fallback logic when categorization is ambiguous
This would make the version calculation more deterministic and reduce manual judgment requirements.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In @.claude/agents/version-gather.md around lines 48 - 54, The version-bump step ("Step 4: Calculate New React Native Version") lacks deterministic rules for classifying changelog entries; update the logic used by the agent that computes the semantic bump to parse changelog section headers (e.g., "Breaking Changes", "New Features", "Bug Fixes"), scan for keywords (breaking: "breaking", "removed", "incompatible", "reverted"; feature: "added", "new", "introduce", "support"; bug: "fix", "fixed", "patch", "bug"), treat explicit "BREAKING CHANGE" markers as MAJOR, any "New" or "Added" sections or keyword hits as MINOR, and only "Fix" sections/keywords as PATCH, and implement fallback rules when ambiguous (prefer the highest-impact category found; if none, default to PATCH and flag for manual review); document these parsing rules and the fallback behavior in the Step 4 description so the agent can deterministically map changelog content to MAJOR/MINOR/PATCH decisions.CLAUDE.md (1)
20-26: Optional: Add language specifiers to code blocks.The architecture diagram (Lines 20-26), project structure (Lines 36-87), and git commit examples (Lines 135-146) lack language specifiers. Consider adding
textto improve rendering consistency.🎨 Proposed formatting improvement
## Architecture -``` +```text JavaScript/TypeScript Layer (src/) | NativeModules / TurboModules -``` +```🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@CLAUDE.md` around lines 20 - 26, Update the fenced code blocks in CLAUDE.md (the architecture diagram block and other examples showing JavaScript/TypeScript Layer, Native Android/ iOS Layer and git commit examples) to include a language specifier of `text` (i.e., change ``` to ```text) so rendering is consistent; locate the triple-backtick fenced blocks containing the diagram text and the commit example text and add `text` after each opening ``` to apply the specifier..claude/skills/native-sdk-changelog-analysis/references/examples.md (1)
8-12: Optional: Add language specifiers to example code blocks.Several fenced code blocks showing example inputs and outputs lack language specifiers (flagged by static analysis at lines where code blocks appear). While these are illustrative examples rather than executable code, adding specifiers like
text,markdown, orjavawould improve rendering.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In @.claude/skills/native-sdk-changelog-analysis/references/examples.md around lines 8 - 12, The fenced example blocks (e.g., the block starting with "Platform: android\nOld Version: 5.0.0\nNew Version: 5.1.0") are missing language specifiers; update each example code fence in this file to include an appropriate specifier such as `text`, `markdown`, or `java` (e.g., replace ``` with ```text) so static analyzers and renderers correctly format the examples..claude/skills/api-wrapper-patterns/SKILL.md (1)
213-256: Optional: Clarify nullable Boolean behavior across architectures.Pattern C demonstrates optional parameter handling with a nullable
Booleanin Android (Line 247). However, the interaction between the JS default value (Line 221:dismissInAppIfVisible = false) and the nullable Android parameter could be clearer.Current behavior:
- Oldarch: JS default ensures a boolean value is always passed, so Android receives
true/false- Newarch: Codegen may pass
nullwhen the optional TypeScript parameter is omitted, despite the JS defaultConsider adding a note explaining this architecture-specific difference, or clarifying when the Android null-check (Line 250) would actually trigger.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In @.claude/skills/api-wrapper-patterns/SKILL.md around lines 213 - 256, The doc example for discardInAppNotifications and the nullable Boolean dismissInAppIfVisible is ambiguous across architectures: update the Pattern C text to state that the JS side (src/index.js) defaulting dismissInAppIfVisible = false ensures oldarch always passes true/false to the native discardInAppNotifications, whereas newarch/codegen may pass null when the TypeScript optional parameter is omitted; clarify that the null branch in CleverTapModuleImpl.java (the check for dismissInAppIfVisible != null) only triggers under newarch/codegen behavior and recommend either making the native signature non-nullable or ensuring codegen inserts the JS default when generating calls so Android never receives null unless intentionally omitted..claude/skills/native-sdk-changelog-analysis/references/type-mapping.md (1)
47-52: Optional: Add language specifiers to code blocks.The inference rule code blocks (Lines 47-52, 56-61, 75-80) lack language specifiers. While they're illustrative type mappings rather than executable code, adding specifiers improves syntax highlighting and readability.
🎨 Proposed formatting improvement
For cross-platform inference blocks, consider:
-``` +```text ArrayList<CTInboxMessage> -> NSArray<CleverTapInboxMessage *> * Map<String, Object> -> NSDictionary<NSString *, id> * boolean -> BOOL void -> void -``` +```For documentation format block:
-``` +```java // Inferred from Android: ArrayList<CTInboxMessage> -> NSArray<CleverTapInboxMessage *> * // Inferred from iOS: NSArray<CleverTapInboxMessage *> * -> ArrayList<CTInboxMessage> -``` +```🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In @.claude/skills/native-sdk-changelog-analysis/references/type-mapping.md around lines 47 - 52, Add appropriate fenced-code-block language specifiers to the inference rule blocks so they get syntax highlighting and improved readability; specifically update the blocks containing the mappings like "ArrayList<CTInboxMessage> -> NSArray<CleverTapInboxMessage *> *", "Map<String, Object> -> NSDictionary<NSString *, id> *", "boolean -> BOOL", and the documentation-format example that shows "// Inferred from Android..." to use ```text for cross-platform mapping blocks and ```java for the Android/iOS documentation example, ensuring the opening fences include the language and the closing fences remain ``` so the blocks render correctly.
🤖 Prompt for all review comments with AI agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
Inline comments:
In @.claude/agents/api-implement.md:
- Around line 45-58: The markdown code blocks showing the environment variables
and failure example lack a fence language; update both fenced blocks to use
"text" (i.e., change the opening fences from ``` to ```text) so markdownlint
passes and readability improves—update the two blocks that include
IMPLEMENTATION_RESULT/APIS_IMPLEMENTED/FILES_MODIFIED/SUMMARY and the block that
shows IMPLEMENTATION_RESULT=partial/APIS_FAILED/ERROR accordingly.
In @.claude/agents/changelog-generate.md:
- Around line 15-41: The markdown table starting at the line defining variables
should be surrounded by blank lines before and after to meet markdownlint rules.
Also, the fenced code block at the end of the output format section should
specify a language such as "text" after the opening triple backticks to
eliminate lint warnings. Add these spacing and language fence fixes around the
table and the output code example respectively.
In @.claude/agents/example-app-update.md:
- Around line 43-49: The fenced block containing the example output lines
(EXAMPLE_RESULT, EXAMPLES_ADDED, SECTIONS_MODIFIED, SECTIONS_CREATED, SUMMARY)
needs an explicit fence language to satisfy markdownlint; change the opening
fence from ``` to ```text so the block is declared as text (i.e., replace the
current ``` with ```text and keep the contents unchanged).
In @.claude/agents/version-gather.md:
- Around line 74-76: The checklist omits location 8; update the success criteria
in .claude/agents/version-gather.md so it verifies Locations 4, 7, and 8 match
(all should be OLD_ANDROID_VERSION) — change the line that currently says
"Locations 4 and 7 verified to match" to include 8 and ensure the wording aligns
with the version-detection skill requirement on line 27 that all three locations
match.
In @.claude/commands/update-sdk.md:
- Around line 72-75: Agent contract mismatch: the changelog-generate agent
currently returns CHANGELOG_RESULT, ENTRY_PREVIEW, and SUMMARY but update-sdk
expects a single CHANGELOG_ENTRY for Phase 5; update the contract so
changelog-generate emits a single CHANGELOG_ENTRY string (formatted markdown)
instead of the three separate fields, or modify update-sdk to accept and combine
CHANGELOG_RESULT/ENTRY_PREVIEW/SUMMARY into CHANGELOG_ENTRY before Phase 5
handling; locate the agent definition named "changelog-generate" and the
consumer "update-sdk" and make the return payload keys match (preferably change
changelog-generate to output CHANGELOG_ENTRY) and update any tests or callers
that reference CHANGELOG_RESULT, ENTRY_PREVIEW, or SUMMARY accordingly.
In @.claude/skills/changelog-generation/SKILL.md:
- Around line 69-74: Update the anchor-generation instructions to reflect the
actual behavior: change the step that currently reads "Replace dots with dashes:
`7.4.2` -> `7-4-2`" to "Remove dots from the version number: `7.4.2` -> `742`"
and ensure the Format line (`#version-X-Y-Z-month-day-year`) and examples
(`#version-742-january-14-2026`, `#version-733-september-20-2025`) are
consistent with this removal rule.
In @.claude/skills/example-app-patterns/SKILL.md:
- Around line 24-32: The fenced code block containing the data flow diagram
(starting with "accordionData[].subCategory[].action -->
handleItemAction(item) switch") is missing a language tag; update the
triple-backtick fence to include the language identifier `text` (```text) so
markdownlint recognizes it as a text block and the diagram renders/validates
correctly.
In @.claude/skills/native-sdk-changelog-analysis/SKILL.md:
- Around line 43-75: The docs use two tool names ("web_fetch" and "WebFetch");
update the SKILL.md content to use the canonical "WebFetch" everywhere (replace
all instances of "web_fetch" with "WebFetch") so agent/tool invocation is
consistent; ensure references in steps (e.g., "Use WebFetch to retrieve
changelog", the two occurrences originally at lines referencing web_fetch) and
the "Process" section that mentions fetching files use the exact "WebFetch"
casing to match agent configuration.
In @.claude/skills/version-detection/SKILL.md:
- Line 39: Update the Android dependency example in the SKILL.md doc where it
currently shows implementation
'com.clevertap.android:clevertap-android-sdk:X.Y.Z' to use the correct Gradle
keyword used in the project (api
'com.clevertap.android:clevertap-android-sdk:X.Y.Z'); ensure the artifact string
(com.clevertap.android:clevertap-android-sdk) remains the same and, if desired,
show the actual project version (e.g., 8.0.0) for clarity.
- Around line 53-56: The libVersion conversion currently pads to 6 digits which
is wrong for the MMMPP 5-digit format; update the conversion routine (the
function that converts the integer libVersion in src/index.js — e.g.,
convertIntegerToVersion/parseLibVersion) to treat the value as variable-length
major plus fixed 4-digit minor+patch: convert to string, take the last 4
characters as minor (first two) and patch (last two), use the remaining leading
characters as major, then format as major.minor.patch (dropping any unnecessary
leading zeros in each segment); adjust examples/tests for 40000 -> 4.0.0, 30801
-> 3.8.1, 31002 -> 3.10.2.
---
Nitpick comments:
In @.claude/agents/build-validate.md:
- Around line 47-62: Update the fenced code blocks that show the
BUILD_RESULT/NPM_INSTALL/ANDROID_BUILD examples to include a language specifier
(e.g., use ```text or ```properties) for better rendering; locate the blocks
containing the lines "BUILD_RESULT=success" and the failure example with
"BUILD_RESULT=failure"/"ERROR=Full error output"/"ANALYSIS=Whether error..." and
change their opening fences to include the chosen specifier so the snippets
render correctly.
- Around line 1-72: The agent 'build-validate' currently only runs Android steps
(the "Step 2: Build Android APK" sequence under the Example directory) but its
name/description imply cross-platform validation; update the file to clarify
scope by either renaming the agent to 'build-validate-android' or, preferably,
add a clear note in the header/description that iOS is intentionally excluded
because iOS builds require Xcode/macOS and are not supported in this sandbox
environment—mention the agent name 'build-validate' and the Android step
sequence so reviewers can find and update the description and the README-style
"Process" section accordingly.
In @.claude/agents/version-gather.md:
- Around line 15-17: Add a blank line before and after the markdown table that
starts with the header "| Variable | Required | Description | Example |" in
.claude/agents/version-gather.md so the table is separated from surrounding
text; locate the table by that header row and insert one empty line immediately
above the "| Variable..." line and one empty line immediately below the final
table row.
- Around line 48-54: The version-bump step ("Step 4: Calculate New React Native
Version") lacks deterministic rules for classifying changelog entries; update
the logic used by the agent that computes the semantic bump to parse changelog
section headers (e.g., "Breaking Changes", "New Features", "Bug Fixes"), scan
for keywords (breaking: "breaking", "removed", "incompatible", "reverted";
feature: "added", "new", "introduce", "support"; bug: "fix", "fixed", "patch",
"bug"), treat explicit "BREAKING CHANGE" markers as MAJOR, any "New" or "Added"
sections or keyword hits as MINOR, and only "Fix" sections/keywords as PATCH,
and implement fallback rules when ambiguous (prefer the highest-impact category
found; if none, default to PATCH and flag for manual review); document these
parsing rules and the fallback behavior in the Step 4 description so the agent
can deterministically map changelog content to MAJOR/MINOR/PATCH decisions.
In @.claude/skills/api-wrapper-patterns/SKILL.md:
- Around line 213-256: The doc example for discardInAppNotifications and the
nullable Boolean dismissInAppIfVisible is ambiguous across architectures: update
the Pattern C text to state that the JS side (src/index.js) defaulting
dismissInAppIfVisible = false ensures oldarch always passes true/false to the
native discardInAppNotifications, whereas newarch/codegen may pass null when the
TypeScript optional parameter is omitted; clarify that the null branch in
CleverTapModuleImpl.java (the check for dismissInAppIfVisible != null) only
triggers under newarch/codegen behavior and recommend either making the native
signature non-nullable or ensuring codegen inserts the JS default when
generating calls so Android never receives null unless intentionally omitted.
In @.claude/skills/native-sdk-changelog-analysis/references/examples.md:
- Around line 8-12: The fenced example blocks (e.g., the block starting with
"Platform: android\nOld Version: 5.0.0\nNew Version: 5.1.0") are missing
language specifiers; update each example code fence in this file to include an
appropriate specifier such as `text`, `markdown`, or `java` (e.g., replace ```
with ```text) so static analyzers and renderers correctly format the examples.
In @.claude/skills/native-sdk-changelog-analysis/references/type-mapping.md:
- Around line 47-52: Add appropriate fenced-code-block language specifiers to
the inference rule blocks so they get syntax highlighting and improved
readability; specifically update the blocks containing the mappings like
"ArrayList<CTInboxMessage> -> NSArray<CleverTapInboxMessage *> *", "Map<String,
Object> -> NSDictionary<NSString *, id> *", "boolean -> BOOL", and the
documentation-format example that shows "// Inferred from Android..." to use
```text for cross-platform mapping blocks and ```java for the Android/iOS
documentation example, ensuring the opening fences include the language and the
closing fences remain ``` so the blocks render correctly.
In `@CLAUDE.md`:
- Around line 20-26: Update the fenced code blocks in CLAUDE.md (the
architecture diagram block and other examples showing JavaScript/TypeScript
Layer, Native Android/ iOS Layer and git commit examples) to include a language
specifier of `text` (i.e., change ``` to ```text) so rendering is consistent;
locate the triple-backtick fenced blocks containing the diagram text and the
commit example text and add `text` after each opening ``` to apply the
specifier.
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