name	audit-swift-ui
description	Audit SwiftUI code for compliance with this project's view-specific conventions (Dynamic Type, @State privacy, view naming). Use when writing new SwiftUI views, reviewing a PR that touches SwiftUI, or checking whether existing SwiftUI code follows project rules.

Auditing SwiftUI code

These rules are specific to SwiftUI views. For general Swift conventions, load the audit-swift skill. For naming guidance, load naming.

Mark @State properties private.
Do not use the suffix "Widget" for SwiftUI view names, as it conflicts with iOS home screen widgets (WidgetKit); use a more descriptive name instead.
Use Dynamic Type text styles (.body, .callout, .footnote, etc.) instead of .font(.system(size:)) so fonts adapt to the user's preferred text size.
When using Font.custom, always include the relativeTo: parameter (e.g., Font.custom("MyFont", size: 16, relativeTo: .callout)) so custom fonts scale with Dynamic Type.

name	audit-swift-ui
description	Audit SwiftUI code for compliance with this project's view-specific conventions (Dynamic Type, @State privacy, view naming). Use when writing new SwiftUI views, reviewing a PR that touches SwiftUI, or checking whether existing SwiftUI code follows project rules.

These rules are specific to SwiftUI views. For general Swift conventions, load the audit-swift skill. For naming guidance, load naming.

Mark @State properties private.
Do not use the suffix "Widget" for SwiftUI view names, as it conflicts with iOS home screen widgets (WidgetKit); use a more descriptive name instead.
Use Dynamic Type text styles (.body, .callout, .footnote, etc.) instead of .font(.system(size:)) so fonts adapt to the user's preferred text size.
When using Font.custom, always include the relativeTo: parameter (e.g., Font.custom("MyFont", size: 16, relativeTo: .callout)) so custom fonts scale with Dynamic Type.

audit-swift-ui