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Build an iOS feature using ShipSwift component recipes. Use when the user says "build", "create", "add a feature", or describes an iOS feature they want to implement.
用 Codex 或 Claude 帮你安装 复制这段 Prompt，粘贴到 Codex、Claude 或其他助手里，让它检查 Skill 页面并帮你完成安装。
基于 SOC 职业分类
Add a SwiftUI component from ShipSwift recipes. Use when the user says "add component", "add a view", "add X view", "I need a chart", "add animation", or wants a specific UI element.
Explore and browse available ShipSwift recipes. Use when the user says explore, browse, show recipes, list components, what's available, or wants to discover what ShipSwift offers.
Drive Kumo from coding agents and automation through the `kumo` command-line interface. Use when starting, stopping, inspecting, configuring, or troubleshooting Kumo, Mihomo runtime state, profiles, proxies, system proxy, TUN, service mode, or Kumo agent skill installation.
Design and implement App Intents, app entities, and App Shortcuts for iOS apps so useful actions and content are available to Shortcuts, Siri, Spotlight, widgets, controls, and other intent-driven system surfaces. Use when exposing app actions outside the UI, adding `AppEntity` and `EntityQuery` types, shaping shortcut phrases and display representations, or routing intent execution back into the main app.
Capture and interpret ETTrace profiles for iOS simulator apps, including symbolicated launch and runtime flamegraphs. Use when asked to profile an iOS app flow, gather simulator performance traces, identify CPU-heavy stacks, compare before/after traces, or produce flamegraph evidence for startup, scrolling, navigation, rendering, or other user-visible latency.
Capture, inspect, compare, and root-cause iOS memory graph leaks using Apple's leaks and memgraph tools. Use when debugging leaked iOS objects, simulator memgraphs, retain-cycle suspicions, memory growth after navigation/logout/account changes, or when asked to prove an iOS leak fix with before/after memgraph evidence.
| name | build-feature |
| description | Build an iOS feature using ShipSwift component recipes. Use when the user says "build", "create", "add a feature", or describes an iOS feature they want to implement. |
Build production-ready iOS features by combining ShipSwift recipes -- copy-paste-ready SwiftUI implementations covering animations, charts, UI components, and full-stack modules.
Before starting, verify the ShipSwift recipe server is available by calling listRecipes.
If the tools are not available, guide the user to visit shipswift.app for setup instructions, or run npx skills add signerlabs/shipswift-skills to install.
Analyze the request: Break down the user's feature request into discrete components (UI, data, navigation, backend integration).
Search for recipes: Use searchRecipes with relevant keywords to find matching ShipSwift recipes. Try multiple search terms if the first query returns few results.
Fetch full implementations: Use getRecipe for each relevant recipe to get the complete source code, architecture explanation, and integration checklist.
Present an integration plan: Before writing code, show the user:
Generate code: Adapt the recipe patterns to the user's project structure. Combine multiple recipes when the feature spans several areas (e.g., a chart view with shimmer loading animation).
Provide integration checklist: List any required dependencies, Info.plist entries, or environment setup from the recipe documentation.
SW-prefixed naming conventions for ShipSwift components (e.g., SWShimmer, SWDonutChart)..sw lowercase prefix (e.g., .swShimmer(), .swGlowScan()).Some recipes require a Pro license ($89 one-time). If a recipe returns a purchase prompt, the user can buy at shipswift.app/pricing and set SHIPSWIFT_API_KEY in their environment.