Android media files sharing

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Use modern Android file, media, picker, FileProvider, and share-sheet APIs with minimal permissions.

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Use this skill when the request is about: android file sharing, photo picker android app, fileprovider setup android.
Primary outcome: Use modern Android file, media, picker, FileProvider, and share-sheet APIs with minimal permissions.
Reach for this skill when the core problem is content URIs, share-sheet flows, picker choice, or app-to-app file exchange. Use android-permissions-activity-results only when the hard part is the runtime permission flow itself.
Handoff skills when the scope expands:
android-permissions-activity-results
android-security-best-practices

Start with the asset movement path: pick existing media, open a document, create/export a file, capture new content, or share app-owned content to another app.
Choose the narrowest platform surface first: Photo Picker, SAF contracts, FileProvider, or chooser-based sharing before considering broad storage permissions.
Keep file ownership and URI grants explicit with app-private storage, MIME types, temporary grants, and stable authorities.
Validate return flows, absent-capability fallbacks, and recipient-app interoperability instead of testing only the happy path.
Hand off runtime permission complexity or deeper hardening only after the URI and sharing contract is correct.

Prefer Photo Picker, SAF, and chooser APIs over broad media or storage permissions where possible.
Share content with content:// URIs and temporary grants, never raw file paths.
Keep exported authorities, MIME types, and cache cleanup explicit.
Treat recipients outside your app as untrusted; validate what leaves the app and what comes back.

Requesting broad media or storage access when Photo Picker or SAF is enough.
Sharing file:// paths or world-readable files instead of FileProvider URIs.
Assuming every recipient app handles every MIME type or URI permission correctly.
Mixing permission-flow design with file-sharing contract design until both become unclear.

Scenario: Handle absent picker support or denied media capabilities in the XML fixture.
Command: cd examples/orbittasks-xml && ./gradlew :app:testDebugUnitTest

Scenario: Separate media/file flows from permission-only or networking-only requests.
Command: python3 scripts/eval_triggers.py --skill android-media-files-sharing

The platform surface is narrower than a broad storage permission where possible.
URI authorities, MIME types, and temporary grants are explicit.
Picker and share-sheet fallbacks are covered.
Permission-only work is handed off instead of conflated with the sharing contract.