Fix GitHub Issue

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Constraints

These are hard rules. Violating any of them is a failure.

1. NO mobile MCP — Never call any mcp__mobile-mcp__* tool. No exceptions.
2. Device interaction = agent-device only — All simulator/emulator interaction (screenshots, taps, typing, scrolling, app launch/kill) MUST go through agent-device CLI commands. Read the agent-device skill for allowed commands. Exception: adb is allowed for Android emulator setup (devices, install, reverse, shell getprop, screenrecord).
3. Reproduce first, code later — Always reproduce the issue on the simulator before exploring code. The bug might already be fixed. Do not explore the codebase until you have confirmed the bug exists. Exception: Feature requests and new example screens have nothing to reproduce — go straight to implementation.
4. If you can't repro — When running interactively, stop and prompt the user with suggestions. When running on CI (no user), attempt to diagnose from code and issue description.

Steps

1. Understand the issue and reproduce the problem using agent-device skill before exploring the code because the bug might not be there now. It will be good to initially add sample to the top of examples screen to avoid scrolling.
2. Diagnose root cause
3. Implement the fix
4. Review your code for any obvious problems
5. Verify the fix using agent-device skill
6. Kill background processes — before raising a PR, kill any Metro bundler or other background processes you started (see Cleanup section below).
7. Raise a PR using the raise-pr skill. When running interactively, confirm with dev first. On CI, raise directly.

Running Metro

Start from fixture/react-native/:

cd fixture/react-native && yarn start

Verify: curl -s http://localhost:8081/status

Building & Installing the Fixture App

Only build the native app if it's not already installed. Check first:

xcrun simctl get_app_container booted org.reactjs.native.example.FlatListPro 2>/dev/null

• If it succeeds: app is installed. Just yarn build (TS) and relaunch.
• If it fails: app is not installed. Build and install:

cd fixture/react-native && yarn react-native run-ios

E2E Tests

Run E2E tests before raising a PR if any of these changed:

• E2E test files (*.e2e.*)
• Example/sample screens in fixture/react-native/src/
• New example screens added

yarn e2e:ios

This runs detox build -c ios.sim.release followed by detox test -c ios.sim.release. E2E test files live in fixture/react-native/e2e/tests/.

Warning: E2E builds a release app that replaces the debug app on the simulator. After running E2E, rebuild debug to continue interactive testing:

cd fixture/react-native && yarn react-native run-ios

Cleanup (MANDATORY on CI)

Before raising a PR or finishing, kill all background processes you started. On CI, leftover processes (especially Metro) prevent the GitHub Actions job from exiting, causing it to run until the timeout.

# Kill Metro bundler
lsof -ti:8081 | xargs kill -9 2>/dev/null || true
# Kill any other background processes you started
kill %1 2>/dev/null || true

Always do this before the raise-pr step.