I’m preparing our new Mobile SDK for a wider beta release and the one piece still missing is a rock-solid Getting Started Guide. The code is stable, feature-complete, and already in the hands of a small internal test group; now I need onboarding content that lets any iOS or Android developer integrate the SDK in minutes. You’ll have direct access to the latest beta builds, an example app, and the engineers who built it. Your mission is to translate that raw material into a clear, concise guide that: • Lives in Markdown (or a similar lightweight format) so our team can maintain it alongside the code • Walks developers through installation via Gradle, CocoaPods, and Swift Package Manager • Includes copy-paste-ready code snippets, verified against the current beta • Highlights common pitfalls and quick troubleshooting tips • Gets a first-time user to a “Hello World” implementation in under 10 minutes Acceptance criteria 1. A new developer following the guide can compile and run the sample project without further help. 2. All commands build cleanly, produce no warnings, and match the screenshots/snippets provided. 3. Writing style is active, friendly, and typo-free. If this initial scope works well, there’s room to expand into a full API Reference and richer code samples next. Please share links to SDK docs you’ve written before and note any doc-ops tooling you prefer (MkDocs, Sphinx, Slate, etc.). I’m ready to grant repo access as soon as we agree on the approach.