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Look up how a SwiftUI API or interface intent is used in production macOS apps. Use only when explicitly requested with $swiftui.
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| name | swiftui |
| description | Look up how a SwiftUI API or interface intent is used in production macOS apps. Use only when explicitly requested with $swiftui. |
Let <swiftui-plugin-root> be the absolute plugin directory two levels above this SKILL.md. Resolve that path before running commands. Invoke the CLI as <swiftui-plugin-root>/scripts/swiftui-ctx; do not assume swiftui-ctx is on PATH.
Read the API name or design intent from the user's request, then run:
"<swiftui-plugin-root>/scripts/swiftui-ctx" lookup "<api-or-intent>" --json
If lookup returns exit code 3, retry with search. Follow the returned consensus, recommended, and literal next_actions. When a file action is available, fetch that enclosing production example before writing code. Use the modern replacement when the result marks an API deprecated.