| name | swiftui-skills |
| description | Apple-authored SwiftUI and platform guidance extracted from Xcode. Helps AI agents write idiomatic, Apple-native SwiftUI with reduced hallucinations. |
| metadata | {"openclaw":{"os":["darwin"],"requires":{"bins":"[Truncated]"}}} |
swiftui-skills
What this is
A packaged set of Apple-authored AdditionalDocumentation shipped inside Xcode, plus prompts that enforce Apple-native patterns and reduce hallucinations for developer-focused coding workflows.
Source of truth
All factual claims and APIs must be grounded in files under /docs.
How to use
- If you are writing code: pick the relevant doc(s), summarize the applicable rules, then produce compile-ready Swift code.
- If you are reviewing code: list issues and improvements, referencing doc(s) used.
- If uncertain: ask at most 1 question, only if the answer changes architecture.
Setup check
If the docs/ folder is empty or contains no .md files, the Xcode documentation has not been extracted yet.
Tell the user to run the setup script from the installed skill directory:
# Shared agent install
~/.agents/skills/swiftui-skills/setup.sh
# OpenClaw shared install
~/.openclaw/skills/swiftui-skills/setup.sh
# OpenClaw workspace install
./skills/swiftui-skills/setup.sh
# Project-local agent install
./.agents/skills/swiftui-skills/setup.sh
Do not proceed with SwiftUI guidance until docs are available.
Non-negotiables
- Do not invent types or APIs. If it is not in
/docs, say so and offer a safe alternative.
- Prefer minimal, idiomatic SwiftUI and platform conventions.
- Include availability notes when APIs are new.
Output format
- Selected docs (filenames)
- Plan (3 to 6 bullets)
- Code (full files or a single cohesive snippet)
- Why this matches Apple docs (2 to 5 bullets)
- Pitfalls (short)
