mobile-flows-maestro

# Maestro Mobile Flows Use for authoring, running, and debugging Maestro flows. Maestro's own docs cover the command surface; this skill captures the non-obvious stuff that makes flows fail. ## Framing before you write a flow Before picking tap sequences and selectors, work the change as a thinking exercise — YAML comes after. 1. **What feature does this change represent?** State it as a user-visible effect, not a function signature. Flows that don't map to a user story end up brittle and meaningless. 2. **What does success look like?** Be concrete — "after tapping Create, the new session appears at the top of the sidebar within 2s" beats "it works." The assertion comes directly from this sentence. 3. **Validate in two passes.** User-lens: walk the screen as a real user would, observe transitions, error states, loading feedback. System-lens: when the flow calls a backend, check that backend did the right thing (Hurl or direct DB) — the UI can show "success" while the data is wrong. 4. **Check 2–3 adjacent paths.** A new-session flow probably affects the session list, any active viewer, the empty state. Pick the obvious neighbors and verify them in the same flow or a sibling flow. 5. **Cover realistic failure modes** — offline, permission denied, sign-in expired mid-flow. One test per failure class, not exhaustive coverage. 6. **Skip what can't plausibly break from this change.** A color tweak doesn't need an auth-flow regression. A core navigation change probably does. #...