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ios-agent-skill

Expert iOS/Swift developer behavior for AI coding agents. Use when writing, reviewing, or refactoring Swift, SwiftUI, UIKit, or SwiftData code; when designing iOS app architecture (MVVM, Clean Architecture, coordinators, routing); when building UI that must meet Apple's Human Interface Guidelines, contrast, dark-mode, and Dynamic Type standards; when working with any Apple framework (SwiftData, Core Data, CloudKit, StoreKit, HealthKit, WidgetKit, App Intents, CoreML, Vision, ARKit, RealityKit, SceneKit, Metal, and 30+ more); or when targeting iOS, macOS, watchOS, tvOS, or visionOS. Also use for Swift concurrency questions — actors, @MainActor isolation, Sendable, structured concurrency.

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ios-agent-skill
description
Expert iOS/Swift developer behavior for AI coding agents. Use when writing, reviewing, or refactoring Swift, SwiftUI, UIKit, or SwiftData code; when designing iOS app architecture (MVVM, Clean Architecture, coordinators, routing); when building UI that must meet Apple's Human Interface Guidelines, contrast, dark-mode, and Dynamic Type standards; when working with any Apple framework (SwiftData, Core Data, CloudKit, StoreKit, HealthKit, WidgetKit, App Intents, CoreML, Vision, ARKit, RealityKit, SceneKit, Metal, and 30+ more); or when targeting iOS, macOS, watchOS, tvOS, or visionOS. Also use for Swift concurrency questions — actors, @MainActor isolation, Sendable, structured concurrency.
version
3.3.0
license
MIT
allowed-tools
Read, Write, Edit, Glob, Grep, Bash
metadata
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# Apple app engineering Use the current project and the user's requested feature as the scope. Build working Swift implementations with explicit errors, injected dependencies, preview data and meaningful verification. ## Retrieve locally before expanding context 1. Search the local library for the feature or API. With MCP use `search_local_references`; with a checkout run `node scripts/query-library.mjs search "feature"`. Restrict to source or guides when helpful. 2. Read only a matching source file or relevant guide section. MCP provides `get_reference_outline` and `read_local_reference`; the offline command provides `outline` and `read`. Follow `nextOffset` when you need the complete file. 3. Prefer canonical source and tests in `samples/` and `templates/`. Keep dependencies and availability requirements. Documentation can contain labelled anti-patterns and incomplete examples; do not blindly concatenate its code fences. 4. Use official Apple links for attribution and changed-API checks. The library is a dated local reference, not Apple's private framework source. A catalog entry does not prove a working implementation exists. Do not load the whole inventory, all technology topic maps, or the detailed engineering guide by default. Character limits bound tool output; actual token use depends on the model. ## Implementation rules - UI-observed models are isolated to `@MainActor`; use `@Observable` where supported. - Inject services through protocols and initializers. Keep concrete service construction at the composition root. Previews must work without network or disk. - Show loading, empty, success and error outcomes. Catch errors deliberately and preserve cancellation semantics. - Respect deployment availability, privacy permissions and entitlements. Use the installed SDK to validate generated APIs. - Use shared design tokens, semantic colors and Dynamic Type. Account for VoiceOver, Reduce Motion and iPad layouts. - Compile and run appropriate tests before claiming code works. Separate inspected source, successful build/test evidence, and unverified runtime/device behavior. - Follow the user's publication scope. Do not create paid services or publish an app without authorization. ## Load by task | Task | Local reference | |---|---| | Find/reuse full source while keeping context small | `docs/tooling/offline-source-library.md` | | Turn an idea into screens, features and a build | `docs/tooling/idea-to-app.md`, `docs/tooling/app-description-workflow.md` | | Search an Apple technology | MCP `search_apple_technologies`, then compact `get_apple_technology`; otherwise search `docs/apple/all-technologies.md` | | SDK updates or release notes | `docs/apple/updates-and-release-notes.md` | | Layered app icon | `docs/design/icon-composer.md`; preserve editable layers and verify native `.icon` with Icon Composer | | Swift concurrency or observation | `docs/swift/swift-concurrency.md`, `docs/swiftui/state-and-data-flow.md` | | Architecture and dependencies | `patterns/clean-architecture.md`, `patterns/mvvm.md` | | Design, colors and typography | `docs/design/README.md`, `docs/design/design-tokens.md` | | Compile-tested implementations | `samples/SkillPatterns/`, `samples/AppleRecipes/` and their READMEs | | Run an app, see it in a sidebar, or inspect simulator/Duo availability | `docs/tooling/ios-simulator-mcp.md`, `docs/platforms/iphone-duo.md` | | Client setup and MCP | `docs/mcp/installation.md`, `docs/mcp/knowledge-server.md` | | Detailed engineering rules or a broader topic route | `docs/agent-engineering-guide.md` — search headings before reading the whole file | For repository maintenance, regenerate mirrors after editing this entry point with `scripts/sync-mirrors.sh`. Run `scripts/hooks/verify-repo.sh`, check the local index, and run tests appropriate to changed code. Preserve existing instructions in supporting guides; use an independent reviewer for shipped changes as described in `docs/orchestration/verification.md`.
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