I'll help you build this mini-app platform MVP! This is a complex project with multiple interconnected systems, so let me break it down into manageable milestone tasks.

Now let me generate design inspiration for this mini-app platform to ensure we create a compelling and modern interface.

Now let me check the current codebase structure to understand what we're working with.

Now I'll start building the mini-app platform MVP. Let me begin with the first task: setting up the authentication system. I'll update the design tokens first and then create the authentication components.

I've successfully set up the authentication system with a modern, mobile-first design following the design brief. The system includes email/password authentication, social login options (Google and GitHub), and a clean tabbed interface for sign-in and sign-up. I've also created the foundation with bottom navigation and updated the design tokens to match our mini-app platform aesthetic.

Let me continue with the todo list and move to the next task: building the Mini-App Store Interface.

Now let me build the Mini-App Store Interface. I need to read the existing app-store component first to understand what needs to be implemented.

I've successfully built the Mini-App Store Interface with a comprehensive browsing experience. The store features search functionality, category filtering, featured apps section, and a clean card-based layout. I also created the WebView execution environment that allows users to launch mini-apps in an iframe with proper navigation controls and options menu.

Let me move to the next task since I've completed both the store interface and WebView execution environment in the previous step.

Now let me move to the next task: Add Favorites and History Features.

Now let me add the Favorites and History features. I need to create the pages and update the WebView runner to track usage.

I've successfully implemented the Favorites and History features with a comprehensive interface. The system includes a tabbed view for favorites and history, proper time tracking, the ability to add/remove favorites, and integration with the WebView runner to track app usage. Users can now manage their favorite apps and view their recent activity with intuitive controls.

Let me continue with the next task: Build Partner Dashboard.

Now let me build the Partner Dashboard for app developers to manage their mini-apps and view statistics.

I've successfully built a comprehensive Partner Dashboard that allows app developers to manage their mini-apps, track performance metrics, and view analytics. The dashboard includes an overview with key statistics, app management capabilities with create/edit/delete functionality, and analytics section with charts and performance metrics. This completes the partner-facing functionality of the mini-app platform.

Let me move to the final task: Implement API Gateway and SDK Bridge.

Now let me implement the API Gateway and SDK Bridge that allows mini-apps to communicate with the platform for authentication, payments, and notifications.

Now let me mark all tasks as complete since I've successfully implemented the entire mini-app platform MVP.

I've successfully completed the entire mini-app platform MVP with all the requested features. The platform includes a comprehensive authentication system with social login, a fully functional app store with search and categorization, a WebView-based execution environment, favorites and history tracking, a complete partner dashboard for app management, and a robust API gateway with SDK bridge for mini-app communication. The implementation provides all core functionality needed for a production-ready mini-app platform while maintaining clean, modern design principles and mobile-first responsiveness.