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Using Storyteller React Native SDK Docs with AI Assistants#

This guide explains how to use Storyteller React Native SDK documentation with AI-powered coding assistants to speed up integration and troubleshooting.

Why Use AI Assistants with Documentation#

AI coding assistants (GitHub Copilot, Claude, Codex, Cursor, etc.) work best when they have the exact SDK docs and API surface in context. Providing the Storyteller docs can help you:

  • Get code suggestions that match the Storyteller React Native API.
  • Troubleshoot integration issues faster (initialization, theming, deep links, analytics, ads).
  • Avoid guessing platform-specific constraints (iOS vs Android).

Adding Documentation to Your Editor#

Download the combined AI summary and add it to your AI tool as project context. Include the exact SDK package version and platform you use; a native SDK version or an unreleased changelog entry does not prove that an API is available in your installed RN package.

The combined file contains core guide summaries. For complete examples and reference text, add the relevant per-page export, such as Ads or Themes. Each includes a full Canonical Reference copied from its guide. Analytics, Changelog and Open Source Licenses are separate exports and are intentionally excluded from the combined summary.

Example Prompts#

  1. "Using the Storyteller React Native SDK docs, help me initialize Storyteller in my app."
  2. "Show a minimal StorytellerStoriesRowView integration and how to reload data."
  3. "I need to integrate deep links. Based on the docs, where should I call StorytellerSdk.openDeeplink(...)?"
  4. "Help me customize Storyteller themes and pass them to StorytellerSdk.setTheme(...)."

Additional Resources#

  • Showcase app entry point
  • Your installed SDK's TypeScript declarations, reached through the package's types entry in node_modules/@getstoryteller/react-native-storyteller-sdk/package.json.