The screen got reviewed. The rule did not.
One agent, one wide diff, one reviewer.
What you'll learn
- Why a wide diff gets reviewed only where the reviewer looks
- Why a role check in Firestore rules is not ownership
- Why a count over a streamed collection is a bill
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Understand it one step at a time
The short runs these in order in about 51 seconds. Here they are written out — pick any step to jump the short straight to it.
One wide diff
A bloc, a screen, a function, a query and a rules edit, in one pull request.
Free app · no app store
These are built for a phone
Every short is drawn at full portrait height, the shape a phone already is. Installed, it opens full-bleed with no address bar across the top — and the whole library reads offline.
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