If you're hitting .NET 10 and your Android content suddenly bleeds behind the status bar, this is why: the new SafeAreaEdges property replaced the old iOS-only UseSafeArea API and changed ContentPage's default to edge-to-edge on all platforms. The skill covers the SafeAreaRegions flags (Container for system bars, SoftInput for keyboard), per-edge control, and migration patterns for chat UIs, immersive layouts, and mixed designs where your header goes full-bleed but your form stays safe. It's focused on .NET 10 plus only. If you're still on .NET 9, you'll need the legacy properties instead.
npx skills add https://github.com/dotnet/skills --skill maui-safe-area