
Rosie Kennelly developed foundational infrastructure for push notifications and API synchronization across the intercom-react-native and Intercom-OpenAPI repositories. She enhanced the OpenAPI contract to enable automatic away mode setting propagation, improving cross-client consistency. In the React Native wrapper, Rosie implemented a Kotlin-based FirebaseMessagingService generated at prebuild via an Expo config plugin, integrated conflict detection for FCM services, and streamlined AndroidManifest registration. Her work leveraged TypeScript, Kotlin, and Expo to ensure compatibility between Intercom and Expo notification handlers. She also improved Metro configuration for monorepo development, addressing module resolution issues and supporting maintainable, cross-platform mobile development workflows.
In March 2026, delivered a foundational push notification infrastructure for the intercom-react-native wrapper with strong cross-platform integration, enhanced prebuild flows, and improved developer experience in a monorepo. The work advances reliability, platform parity, and maintainability, directly enabling more consistent user engagement via push notifications across iOS and Android while simplifying setup for developers. Key outcomes include a Kotlin FirebaseMessagingService generated at prebuild time via an Expo config plugin, registration of the service in AndroidManifest, and conflict-detection logic to prevent FCM service clashes. The implementation extends ExpoFirebaseMessagingService when expo-notifications is present, ensuring runtime compatibility with both Intercom and Expo notification handlers. Dependency updates and native infrastructure changes were released in a 9.6.5 patch bump to reflect the native and prebuild-impacting changes.
In March 2026, delivered a foundational push notification infrastructure for the intercom-react-native wrapper with strong cross-platform integration, enhanced prebuild flows, and improved developer experience in a monorepo. The work advances reliability, platform parity, and maintainability, directly enabling more consistent user engagement via push notifications across iOS and Android while simplifying setup for developers. Key outcomes include a Kotlin FirebaseMessagingService generated at prebuild time via an Expo config plugin, registration of the service in AndroidManifest, and conflict-detection logic to prevent FCM service clashes. The implementation extends ExpoFirebaseMessagingService when expo-notifications is present, ensuring runtime compatibility with both Intercom and Expo notification handlers. Dependency updates and native infrastructure changes were released in a 9.6.5 patch bump to reflect the native and prebuild-impacting changes.
Month: 2025-11 — Focused on strengthening the API contract for away mode synchronization in intercom/Intercom-OpenAPI. Delivered an OpenAPI enhancement to automatically propagate away mode setting changes, enabling client applications to reflect updates without manual intervention. This improves cross-client consistency and reduces follow-up work.
Month: 2025-11 — Focused on strengthening the API contract for away mode synchronization in intercom/Intercom-OpenAPI. Delivered an OpenAPI enhancement to automatically propagate away mode setting changes, enabling client applications to reflect updates without manual intervention. This improves cross-client consistency and reduces follow-up work.

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