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If you use an AI coding assistant, you can have it integrate the Content Ignite Mobile SDK for you. We publish a set of Agent Skills — packaged instructions that teach a coding agent exactly how to install, initialise and add ads with our SDK, following the same guidance as these docs.

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What are Agent Skills?

Agent Skills are a lightweight, open format for giving AI agents new, task-specific expertise. Each skill is a small bundle of instructions (and links to our reference implementations) that an agent loads on demand when you ask it to do the related task — for example, “add a Content Ignite banner to my home screen.” Because the format is an open standard, the same skills work across any skills-compatible assistant, including Claude Code, Cursor, OpenAI Codex, Gemini CLI, GitHub Copilot and others.
Agent Skills are optional and complement these docs — they don’t replace them. This documentation remains the source of truth; the skills simply let an agent apply it for you. If you prefer to integrate by hand, follow the platform guides directly.

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Install

The skills live in our public repository and install with the skills CLI (via npx, so no global install is needed):
Select the skills you want from the interactive list, or install one directly:
Then ask your agent in natural language — e.g. “Get started with the Content Ignite Mobile SDK” or “Add a Content Ignite interstitial” — and it will load the relevant skill and apply it to your project.

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Project vs global install

By default the skills install at project scope — into your app’s .claude/skills directory (or the equivalent for your assistant) — so run the command from your app’s root directory. This is what you want when integrating a specific app, and it keeps the skills versioned alongside that project. To make the skills available across all of your projects instead, add the -g (global) flag:
You need Node.js installed (which provides npx). The skills work with native Android and iOS integrations today (Jetpack Compose, View-based, SwiftUI and UIKit); React Native is documented on this site and planned for a future skills release.

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Available skills

ci-mobile-ads-get-started

Install, configure and initialise the SDK on Android or iOS. Start here.

ci-mobile-ads-banner

Add an inline banner ad (Compose/View-based, SwiftUI/UIKit).

ci-mobile-ads-interstitial

Add a full-screen interstitial ad shown at natural transitions.

ci-mobile-ads-app-open

Add App Open ads for cold start and resume-from-background.

ci-mobile-ads-migrate-from-google

Migrate an app already using the Google Mobile Ads SDK onto Content Ignite.

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Already running Google Mobile Ads?

The Content Ignite Mobile SDK embeds and orchestrates the Google Mobile Ads SDK, so you should not run a separate Google Mobile Ads integration alongside it. If your app already uses the Google Mobile Ads SDK, the ci-mobile-ads-migrate-from-google skill detects the existing integration, removes it, installs Content Ignite in its place, and can wire your existing ad views into our publisher fallback for a gradual rollout.

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How the skills stay current

The skills never hard-code an SDK version — they resolve the latest release from our repositories at integration time, and the iOS SKAdNetworkItems list is pulled from Google’s official quick-start when needed. Each skill also links to a complete, working demo app so your agent can reference a full example in context.

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Need help?

If a skill produces something unexpected, or you’d like a skill for a scenario we don’t yet cover, reach out to your Content Ignite account manager, or follow the relevant platform guide on this site:

Android setup

iOS (SwiftUI) setup

iOS (UIKit) setup

React Native setup