القائمة
Audit SwiftUI code for compliance with this project's view-specific conventions (Dynamic Type, @State privacy, view naming). Use when writing new SwiftUI views, reviewing a PR that touches SwiftUI, or checking whether existing SwiftUI code follows project rules.
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Audit Swift code for compliance with this project's style and conventions (access control, async/await, code organization, idioms, formatting). Use when writing new Swift code, reviewing a PR for style, or checking whether existing Swift code follows project rules.
Name Swift entities (types, protocols, functions, parameters, properties, local variables, cases) following Apple's Swift API Design Guidelines and this project's conventions. Use when introducing or renaming any identifier in Swift code, reviewing a PR for naming, or deciding between candidate names.
| name | audit-swift-ui |
| description | Audit SwiftUI code for compliance with this project's view-specific conventions (Dynamic Type, @State privacy, view naming). Use when writing new SwiftUI views, reviewing a PR that touches SwiftUI, or checking whether existing SwiftUI code follows project rules. |
These rules are specific to SwiftUI views. For general Swift conventions, load the audit-swift skill. For naming guidance, load naming.
@State properties private..body, .callout, .footnote, etc.) instead of .font(.system(size:)) so fonts adapt to the user's preferred text size.Font.custom, always include the relativeTo: parameter (e.g., Font.custom("MyFont", size: 16, relativeTo: .callout)) so custom fonts scale with Dynamic Type.