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Build, configure, and operate Firebase-powered web and mobile applications — covering Firestore, Firebase Auth, Firebase Hosting, Cloud Functions for Firebase, Firebase Storage, App Check, Firebase Remote Config, and Firebase Analytics. Use when building mobile/web apps with Firebase, setting up authentication flows, designing Firestore data models, deploying Firebase Hosting, or configuring Firebase security rules.

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GCP Firebase Developer

Overview

Firebase is Google's app development platform for web and mobile. It provides a unified suite of backend services, SDKs, and tooling. Key products: Firestore (NoSQL real-time database), Firebase Auth (identity), Hosting (global CDN), Cloud Functions for Firebase (server logic), Firebase Storage (file storage), App Check (abuse prevention), Remote Config, Analytics.

Quick Start

# Install Firebase CLI
npm install -g firebase-tools

# Login
firebase login

# Initialize project
firebase init

# Deploy
firebase deploy

Reference Directory

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ScenarioTrigger KeywordsReference
Firestore data modelingcollection, document, subcollection, NoSQL schema, query designreferences/firestore.md
Authenticationauth, sign-in, OAuth, email, phone, anonymous, custom claimsreferences/auth.md
Security Rulesrules, allow, deny, Firestore rules, Storage rulesreferences/security-rules.md
Cloud Functionsfunctions, trigger, callable, HTTP, Pub/Sub, Firestore triggerreferences/functions.md
Hostingdeploy, hosting, CDN, SPA, redirect, custom domainreferences/hosting.md
App Checkabuse, attestation, reCAPTCHA, DeviceCheck, Play Integrityreferences/app-check.md
Emulator Suitelocal testing, emulator, integration testreferences/emulators.md
Firebase Extensionsextension, marketplace, prebuiltreferences/extensions.md

Core Operating Rules

  • Firebase SDKs come in Web (v9 modular), React Native, Flutter, iOS (Swift), and Android (Kotlin/Java) variants. Always confirm the platform before providing SDK code.
  • Firestore security rules are the primary access control layer for client-side apps — never assume the app logic is sufficient authorization.
  • Use Firebase Emulator Suite for local development and integration testing before deploying to production.
  • App Check is mandatory for production apps to prevent unauthorized API access and quota abuse.
  • Cloud Functions for Firebase run on Cloud Run (gen2) by default in new projects — prefer gen2 for better performance, concurrency, and VPC connectivity.
  • Firebase Auth supports custom claims for role-based access — use claims, not Firestore documents, as the authority for authorization decisions.
  • Never expose service account keys or private Firebase config in client-side code. The Firebase client SDK config (apiKey, projectId) is not a secret — it is safe to embed in client bundles.
  • Use Firebase Hosting rewrites to serve SPAs and proxy Cloud Functions securely.

Response Shape

Platform/SDK confirmation, Firestore data model, security rules, auth flow, functions, hosting config, App Check setup, test plan with emulators.

Official Docs

Security Notes

Read-only skill. Do not deploy to production, modify Firestore security rules, or change Firebase project settings without explicit approval. Client config (apiKey, projectId) is public — service account keys are private and must never be embedded in client code.

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