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Builds games for iPhone Duo, Apple's foldable. The game fills the closed outer display, the open inner display, book pose and tabletop by changing its aspect ratio instead of letterboxing, as Apple's HIG asks; touch controls stay off the fold; and in tabletop…

The fold linter for iPhone Duo, Apple's foldable with an outer display and an inner display. Run it to find code Apple says to remove before an app runs on the foldable; it reports each finding with the fix for its rule. Catches UIScreen.main and…

Screenshots an iPhone Duo app in every pose (closed, open, book, tabletop) on the iPhone Duo simulator by pressing Device Hub's pose buttons through the macOS Accessibility API, then writes summary.md and summary.json to review with the duo-design-review…

Entry point for iPhone Duo, Apple's foldable with an outer display, an inner display and a fold; use it first when someone asks to get an app ready for iPhone Duo, make it work on the foldable or survive fold and unfold, or doesn't know which Duology skill to…

Picks and builds layout patterns for iPhone Duo, Apple's foldable iPhone, in SwiftUI - list-detail, supporting pane, two-page, dual view, extended canvas, feed reflow with even columns, tabs to sidebar, and displacement off the fold. Use it when you design or…

Designs iPhone Duo screens for every pose Apple shows: closed on the outer display, open flat (wide or tall), partly folded like a book, propped on a table like a laptop (tabletop), standing like a tent, and open and turned around (flipped, rear cameras…

Creates a complete SwiftUI reading app for iPhone Duo, Apple's foldable: a library shelf, then one page on the closed outer display, two facing pages split at the fold when the phone is open and held wide or folded like a book, and in tabletop the page above…

Keeps app state alive when iPhone Duo, Apple's foldable, folds, unfolds, rotates or resizes between the outer display and the inner display. Use when scroll position, video or audio playback, typed text, keyboard focus, selection, form input, the selected…

Make a looping 3D motion-graphics film, 6 to 20 seconds, from a short brief. Real extruded, bevelled 3D type and SVG logos, plus boxes, spheres, tori, cylinders, cones and capsules, lit by a key light with soft shadows on a seamless floor, turning, flipping,…

Make a captioned clip, 15 to 60 seconds, from the user's own voice-over, podcast cut, interview or talking-head audio and its transcript. The words appear in time with the speech, as on Reels, TikTok, Shorts and LinkedIn, where most people watch muted - pop…

Make a looping cartoon of an original mascot or character, 6 to 20 seconds, from a short brief. A bean-shaped rig with rubber-hose arms and an antenna walks, hops, blinks, waves, reacts, talks in a bubble and holds up a sign with the product's name, in…

Make a looping animated data story, 6 to 20 seconds, from a brief and its numbers. A key metric counts up to its exact figure, bars and columns grow from zero with labels counting on the same spring, lines draw on, donuts sweep, a note points at the peak, the…

Make a kinetic-typography launch bumper or brand identity sting, a 6 to 20 second looping video of big animated type, from a short brief (product, message beats, palette, formats, duration). Claude writes the film as one self-contained HTML canvas file driven…

Make an animated overlay for editors and streamers to lay over their own footage, delivered with alpha: a lower third (name and role, a place, a quote's attribution), a title or chapter card, social handles and a subscribe button, a YouTube end screen round…

Make a particle motion-graphics loop, 8 to 15 seconds, from a short brief. Thousands of particles drift as a starfield, swarm into a word, the user's logo or a mark, burst into streaks and reform, then dissolve; spheres and grids too. Claude writes the film…

Make a looping product or photo reel, 8 to 15 seconds, from the user's own images (product shots, screenshots, cutouts, team or venue photos). Photos drift in crop frames (Ken Burns), reveal through wipes, circles, splits and shapes, float as parallax…