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README.md

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 The Daily Notification Plugin is a comprehensive Capacitor plugin that provides enterprise-grade daily notification functionality across Android, iOS, and Electron platforms. It features dual scheduling, callback support, TTL-at-fire logic, and comprehensive observability.
 
+### **Main Artifacts & Concepts**
+
+This is meant to be included within another project.
+
+In addition, it does contain some standalone tests in the `test-apps` directory:
+  - android
+    - in `android-test-app` is an app with buttons to trigger actions
+    - Building capacitor app builds the plugin: `npm install` with a new plugin to get it into `node_modules`, and then building the capacitor app builds from those `node_modules` artifacts.
+  - ios: similar functionality in `ios-test-app`
+  - `daily-notification-test` includes Vue
+
+Other points:
+- Alarms persist when backgrounded & when closed
+- Alarms do not persist when force-stopped - a restart is needed to start the timer
+- High-level AI docs are in [AI_INTEGRATION_GUIDE.md](./AI_INTEGRATION_GUIDE.md)
+
+### **Quick Start**
+
+For the standalone test apps, see [test-apps](./test-apps/BUILD_PROCESS.md).
+
+For inclusion in another project, see "Installation" below.
+
 ### 🎯 **Native-First Architecture**
 
 The plugin has been optimized for **native-first deployment** with the following key improvements:
@@ -27,6 +49,15 @@ The plugin has been optimized for **native-first deployment** with the following
 
 ## Implementation Status
 
+### **Overview**
+
+Dec 17
+- test-apps
+  - android has been seen to work
+  - ios is being developed (Jose)
+  - after ios, will work on daily-notification-test (that includes Vue)
+- need to test with real data in the API
+
 ### ✅ **Phase 2 Complete - Production Ready**
 
 | Component | Status | Implementation |

test-apps/BUILD_PROCESS.md

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 Both test apps are configured to **automatically build the plugin** as part of their build process. The plugin is included as a Gradle project dependency, so Gradle handles building it automatically.
 
+Note that Test App 1 `android-test-app` is used most frequently.
+
 ---
 
 ## Test App 1: `android-test-app` (Standalone Android)
@@ -59,7 +61,7 @@ avdmanager list avd
 # Run one
 emulator -avd AVD_NAME
 
-# Check that one is running
+# Simply see that one is running
 adb devices
 
 # Now install on the emulator