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Use when the user invokes /ios, or when starting ANY native iOS/SwiftUI screen, component, flow, or review and it's unclear which ios-* skills apply. Dispatcher that routes to the right 2-4 companion ios-* reference skills instead of loading the whole family or designing from memory.
Codex 또는 Claude로 설치 이 Prompt를 복사해 Codex, Claude 또는 다른 어시스턴트에 붙여 넣으면 Skill 페이지를 검토하고 설치를 진행할 수 있습니다.
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Use when the user invokes /design, or asks to design/build/audit/polish a web or cross-platform UI or create a design case study — screen, component, layout, table, chart, form, color system, portfolio narrative — and it's unclear which design reference skills apply. Dispatcher that routes to the right companion skills, delegates case studies to /case-study, and routes native iOS work to /ios.
iOS semantic system colors, dark mode, and material levels per Apple HIG (current iOS 26). Covers why you never hard-code system color values, the system vs grouped background sets, label/separator colors, dark mode base-vs-elevated + the 4.5:1/7:1 contrast floors, the four standard material levels + vibrancy, Liquid Glass color rules, and Display P3. Use when choosing colors, backgrounds, or materials for any native iOS screen.
Apple HIG component rules for native iOS 26 — bars (tab/nav/toolbar/search incl. floating + concentric corners), buttons (44pt hit region, prominence, roles, no destructive-primary), menus/pull-down/pop-up, toggles/pickers/segmented/sliders/steppers/text fields, lists & tables, sheets + detents, alerts vs action sheets vs popovers, modality, progress/gauges, with the SwiftUI mapping. Use when choosing or reviewing any iOS control or presentation.
Apple HIG behavioral patterns for native iOS — onboarding, launch screens, loading, modality decisions, feedback, settings, search, privacy & permission flows (purpose strings, priming screens, ATT), account deletion, in-app purchase, ratings, notifications — plus motion/reduce-motion, haptics (UIFeedbackGenerator patterns), and the accessibility floors (contrast AA, touch targets, Dynamic Type 200%, VoiceOver). Use when designing any flow, permission prompt, empty/loading state, or feedback moment on iOS.
iOS layout & spacing for iPhone — the 8pt grid convention + 4pt sub-grid, real Apple layout numbers (16/20pt system margins, safe-area insets, 44/49/50pt bar heights), the 44pt touch target, building dense low-scroll layouts with LazyVGrid/Grid + GridItem (2-up/3-up rules), SwiftUI's adaptive default spacing, and the iOS 26 floating-chrome layout model. Use when laying out any iPhone screen, choosing margins/gutters, or building a grid.
iOS 26 Liquid Glass design language + the SwiftUI APIs that implement it, sourced from Apple's WWDC25 sessions 219/323 and developer.apple.com. Covers the functional-layer-over-content mental model, regular vs clear variants, glass-on-glass/over-tint don'ts, the floating tab bar, scroll edge effects, concentric corners, accessibility behavior, and a verified-vs-community API table. Use when building or reviewing any iOS 26 native screen's chrome, materials, or glass effects.
| name | ios |
| description | Use when the user invokes /ios, or when starting ANY native iOS/SwiftUI screen, component, flow, or review and it's unclear which ios-* skills apply. Dispatcher that routes to the right 2-4 companion ios-* reference skills instead of loading the whole family or designing from memory. |
The ios-* family is 15 reference skills. Loading all of them drowns the context; loading none means designing from memory — which misses the concrete specs (point values, contrast floors, current SwiftUI APIs) the skills exist to carry. This dispatcher routes a task to the 2–4 skills that carry its specs.
Resolve the target first: the screen/component/flow named in the argument, else the iOS work active in the conversation. State it in one line, then load the routed skills via the Skill tool and apply them while working — this is a router, not a checklist to recite.
| Task | Skills (in priority order) |
|---|---|
| Any new iPhone screen (default row) | ios26-hig-patterns, ios-layout-and-grid, ios-components |
| Choosing/reviewing a control, bar, sheet, alert, menu | ios-components, ios26-hig-patterns |
| Text, type scale, Dynamic Type | ios-typography, ios-accessibility |
| Color, dark mode, materials, Liquid Glass | ios-color-and-materials, ios-liquid-glass-swiftui |
| A flow: onboarding, permissions, settings, search, IAP, ratings, empty/loading states | ios-flows-and-patterns, ios-components |
| Motion, transitions, animation | ios-motion-and-animation, ios-gestures-and-haptics |
| Gestures, haptics | ios-gestures-and-haptics |
| SF Symbols, in-app iconography | ios-sf-symbols-and-icons |
| App icon, screenshots, App Store page | ios-app-icon-and-app-store |
| Widgets, Live Activities | ios-widgets-and-live-activities |
| Charts, data display | ios-charts-and-data-visualization, ios-layout-and-grid |
| Accessibility audit of a screen | ios-accessibility, ios-color-and-materials |
| Food/macro-tracking app UI | macro-food-app-ui, ios26-hig-patterns, dense-no-scroll-layout |
| Full HIG review of an existing screen | ios26-hig-patterns, ios-components, ios-accessibility, ios-color-and-materials |
ios26-hig-patterns rides along on anything visual and new — it carries the platform baseline (floating tab bar, detents, 44pt targets, safe areas) the other skills assume.hallmark, components-and-states CSS patterns) for native iOS screens; cross-platform principles come from the /design family only as a supplement, never a replacement.