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Run an ASO audit on canonical App Store metadata under `./metadata`, then a krankie-based competitor keyword-gap analysis (no Astro subscription). Krankie replacement for asc-aso-audit. Use after `asc metadata pull`.

Pull VivaDicta App Store keyword rankings via krankie (free, self-hosted), compare against the previous check, and write a dated rankings report to the Obsidian vault. Krankie-based replacement for asc-aso-rankings (no Astro subscription required).

Prepare a new VivaDicta release — version bump, What's New screen, App Store metadata, code sweep, and pre-submission checklist

Measure VivaDicta test code coverage from the terminal. Use when asked what the test coverage is, a module's or the whole-app coverage %, which lines/files are covered, to get coverage without opening Xcode, or to see coverage after writing tests. Covers both the fast per-SPM-module path (swift test + llvm-cov) and the canonical whole-app path (xcodebuild + xccov), and which first-party targets count.

Count Swift lines of code across the VivaDicta codebase and refresh the production-vs-test history chart. Use when asked how many LOC / lines of code the project has, for a codebase-size or LOC breakdown by SPM module / main app / extension, how big a module or extension is, the prod-vs-test ratio, or to update / regenerate the LOC growth chart embedded in documentation/Module-Architecture.md.

Writes, reviews, and improves Swift Testing code using modern APIs and best practices. Use when reading, writing, or reviewing projects that use Swift Testing.

Comprehensively reviews SwiftUI code for best practices on modern APIs, maintainability, and performance. Use when reading, writing, or reviewing SwiftUI projects.

Create a GitHub Pull Request in Claude Code with Claude and Codex review requests and built-in polling workflow

Run vivadicta commands against the user's VivaDicta for Mac history from the shell. Use when picking a subcommand, flag combo, or output format for the vivadicta CLI.

Find a past transcription by natural-language query or keyword and rewrite it with an AI preset using vivadicta. Use when the user wants to turn existing dictation into action items, an email, a summary, or any other preset output.

Transcribe a local audio file or YouTube URL end-to-end with vivadicta, handling blocking vs async, progress, and error recovery. Use when the user wants speech from an audio source saved into their VivaDicta history.

Export a transcription to Obsidian-ready markdown with YAML frontmatter using vivadicta get --output markdown. Use when the user wants a dictation record as a markdown file in their vault or any shell pipeline expecting markdown.

Writes and reviews Swift App Intents code that exposes app actions and data to Siri, Shortcuts, Spotlight, widgets, Control Center, and Apple Intelligence. Use when adding AppIntent, AppEntity, OpenIntent, AppShortcutsProvider, EntityQuery, Focus Filters, AssistantEntity/AssistantIntent schemas, on-screen awareness, LongRunningIntent/CancellableIntent, EntityCollection, SyncableEntity, AppIntentsTesting, or when wiring SwiftData/networked data into intents.

Writes and reviews Swift code for background execution on Apple platforms - BGTaskScheduler (app refresh, processing, continued processing), beginBackgroundTask assertions, background URLSession downloads/uploads, silent and VoIP push, background modes (audio, location, BLE), the SwiftUI .backgroundTask modifier, and macOS schedulers. Use when scheduling deferred work, finishing work after the app backgrounds, transferring files in the background, waking the app via push, or debugging background tasks that never run.

Writes and reviews Swift FormatStyle code, replacing legacy Formatter subclasses and C-style String(format:) with modern .formatted() APIs. Use when formatting numbers, dates, durations, measurements, lists, names, byte counts, or URLs.

Audits a repository through git history before reading source files. Use when inheriting a codebase, starting a review, planning a refactor, or deciding which files to inspect first.