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Wire a .icon bundle into an Xcode project asset catalog. Use when icon-composer context reports xcode-project or the user has an .xcodeproj but no App Icon in Assets.xcassets.
Codex 또는 Claude로 설치 이 Prompt를 복사해 Codex, Claude 또는 다른 어시스턴트에 붙여 넣으면 Skill 페이지를 검토하고 설치를 진행할 수 있습니다.
SOC 직업 분류 기준
| name | icon-xcode-wire |
| description | Wire a .icon bundle into an Xcode project asset catalog. Use when icon-composer context reports xcode-project or the user has an .xcodeproj but no App Icon in Assets.xcassets. |
icon-composer context --json
Note signals.xcode_projects and signals.asset_catalogs.
Create one first (icon-from-logo or icon-from-scratch), output e.g. ./out/AppIcon.icon.
.xcodeproj in Xcode.Assets.xcassets (path from context signals when present).AppIcon.icon into the catalog or copy the bundle folder beside other assets..icon format).icon-composer preview ./out/AppIcon.icon preview.png
icon-composer export-marketing ./out/AppIcon.icon marketing.png --size 1024
Keep marketing.png for App Store Connect uploads (flat, no alpha).
Bundle creation and flat export work on Linux CI; Liquid Glass render needs macOS runners with Icon Composer.
Export App Store Connect marketing icon (1024 flat PNG, no alpha). Use when submitting to App Store, fixing ITMS-90717, or context reports app-store.
Route app icon workflows with icon-composer CLI — detect entry point via `icon-composer context`, then use from-logo, polish-bundle, xcode-wire, app-store-export, or from-scratch skills. Use when creating iOS 26+ Liquid Glass icons, .icon bundles, or App Store marketing assets.
Create a Liquid Glass .icon bundle from an existing logo PNG or SVG. Use when icon-composer context reports has-logo or the user has a logo file but no app icon bundle yet.
Guide concept-to-icon when there is no logo file yet. Use when icon-composer context reports from-scratch or the user wants a new app icon without source art.
Inspect and refine an existing .icon bundle — glass, appearances, layers. Use when icon-composer context reports existing-bundle or the user already has a .icon directory.