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How to add Android Skills to Claude Code as a plugin with Skills

Add the android/skills marketplace and install the plugin inside Claude Code.

Who it is forDeveloper who already uses Claude Code and wants Android Skills available without installing them project by project.

The problemSetting up Skills by hand for each project takes extra steps when the agent is already the main coding tool.

The outcomeThe android-skills plugin is installed in Claude Code, so relevant Android Skills activate during normal work.

What you need first

  • Android CLI, documented at developer.android.com/tools/agents/android-cli
  • An AI agent that reads skills, such as Claude Code, Codex, or Gemini
  • An Android project to work on

Steps

  1. Open Claude Code.
  2. Run /plugin marketplace add android/skills.
  3. Run /plugin install android-skills@android-skills.
  4. Ask Claude Code for an Android task, such as: Make my app UI edge-to-edge.
  5. Check that the agent's reply follows the Android guidance and review the changes it makes.

Prompt for your agent

In Claude Code, add the android/skills marketplace and install the android-skills plugin, then ask it to make the UI of the Android project at <project path> edge-to-edge. Report the files changed. Verify by checking that the plugin appears as installed before the task starts.

Caveat. The README says public contributions are not accepted, so feedback and skill requests go through GitHub issues only.

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