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MB3 (PBX spec 13 §5). Expo SDK 58 + Expo Router, with the PBX repo as a submodule for @selfphoneng/shared types (import type only). - pair by scanning the QR from My settings → Mobile app, by typing the server and code, or from a selfphoneng://pair link (waits for a tap) - the device token lives in expo-secure-store; a 401 goes back to pairing - home shows who and which extension the phone is paired as; Sign out removes the phone on the server too - README: Android APK build (and the Windows long-path fix), iPhone builds with ios-builder
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AGENTS.md — Rules for AI coding agents working on the SelfPhoneNG mobile app
The spec lives in the PBX repo: read vendor/selfphoneng/AGENTS.md, then
vendor/selfphoneng/docs/spec/13-mobile.md (this app), and 04-backend-api.md for the API.
Tasks are MB3–MB8 in 13 §5: one at a time, as the PBX's hard rules say.
Expo changes fast: don't trust memory
Read the expo major in package.json, then the matching docs
(https://docs.expo.dev/versions/v<major>.0.0/, or Context7). Add packages with
npx expo install <package> (SDK-compatible versions), never npm install for Expo or React
Native packages.
Rules
- Routes are in
src/app/(Expo Router); everything else insrc/. android/andios/are generated (npx expo prebuild): never edit or commit them. Native settings go inapp.jsonand config plugins.- API types come from
@selfphoneng/shared(the submodule) withimport typeonly, so Metro never bundles the PBX's code. Don't redefine a type the PBX already exports. - Every source file starts with
// SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-or-later. - Open source only (PBX hard rule 4). New dependencies are listed in 13 §1 with the reason.
- Never log the device token, SIP password or voicemail audio.
Before saying a task is done
npm run typecheck && npm run lint && npx expo export --platform android --platform ios