Macos

macos-design-guidelines is a practical guide for reviewing and implementing Mac apps against Apple Human Interface Guidelines. It covers menu bars, keyboard shortcuts, window behavior, toolbars, accessibility, and system integration for SwiftUI, AppKit, and Mac Catalyst teams.

hig-components-search is an Apple HIG skill for UI design decisions around search fields, page controls, and path controls. Use it when you need clear guidance on search behavior, scopes, pagination, and hierarchy navigation in macOS or iPadOS interfaces. It is especially useful for search UX, search suggestions, and structured navigation.

hig-components-menus is an Apple HIG guidance skill for menus and button-driven command surfaces. Use the hig-components-menus skill for UI Design decisions on menus, context menus, toolbars, menu bars, and related controls when you need Apple-specific guidance on command placement, grouping, and behavior.

hig-components-layout is an Apple HIG navigation-and-layout skill for choosing sidebars, split views, tab bars, lists, tables, outline views, columns, panels, windows, scroll views, boxes, and ornaments. Use it for UI Design and app structure decisions when you need clear, platform-aware guidance instead of generic responsive layout advice.

hig-components-dialogs is the Apple HIG presentation-components skill for choosing alerts, action sheets, popovers, sheets, and digit entry views. Use this hig-components-dialogs guide when you need clear, Apple-aligned dialog selection for confirmation flows, destructive actions, nonmodal content, and UI design decisions across iOS, iPadOS, macOS, watchOS, and visionOS.

hig-components-controls is an Apple HIG reference skill for selection and input controls, including pickers, toggles, sliders, steppers, segmented controls, combo boxes, text fields, text views, labels, token fields, virtual keyboards, rating indicators, and gauges. Use it for hig-components-controls usage, UI Design decisions, form behavior, validation, and control choice on Apple-aligned interfaces.

The hig-platforms skill helps you make Apple UI decisions by platform, not just by generic layout. Use it for iPhone, iPad, macOS, visionOS, tvOS, and watchOS guidance when you need platform-specific navigation, density, input, and conventions. It fits hig-platforms for UI Design, porting apps, and comparing platform differences.

hig-inputs is an Apple HIG reference skill for input methods and interaction patterns across Apple platforms. Use it to decide which inputs to support, how gestures, keyboard, pointer, Pencil, controller, focus, and spatial interactions should behave, and how to reduce guesswork for UI/UX Design on Apple devices.

analyzing-memory-dumps-with-volatility is a Volatility 3 skill for memory forensics, malware triage, hidden processes, injection, network activity, and credentials in RAM dumps on Windows, Linux, or macOS. Use it when you need a repeatable analyzing-memory-dumps-with-volatility guide for incident response and malware analysis.

deploying-osquery-for-endpoint-monitoring guide for deploying and configuring osquery for endpoint visibility, fleet-wide monitoring, and SQL-driven threat hunting. Use it to plan installation, read the workflow and API references, and operationalize scheduled queries, log collection, and centralized review across Windows, macOS, and Linux endpoints.

asc-xcode-build helps build, archive, export, upload, and manage Xcode version and build numbers for App Store Connect submission. Use it for IPA or PKG release packaging, safer build-number updates, and a guided deployment workflow with asc xcode archive and export commands.

asc-signing-setup helps you set up Apple code signing with the asc CLI: bundle IDs, capabilities, certificates, provisioning profiles, and encrypted signing sync. Use this asc-signing-setup guide for iOS or macOS onboarding, rotating signing assets, or team sharing in backend development workflows.

asc-screenshot-resize helps prepare App Store Connect screenshots by checking current accepted sizes with the asc CLI and resizing or validating images with macOS sips. Use this asc-screenshot-resize guide for Design Implementation workflows, release fixes, and submission-ready screenshot sets.

asc-notarization helps archive, export, sign, and notarize macOS apps with xcodebuild and asc for Developer ID distribution outside the App Store. Use this asc-notarization guide to verify signing identity, fix trust-chain issues, and prepare a notarization-ready build with less guesswork.

swiftui-expert-skill is a practical SwiftUI skill for Frontend Development that helps write, review, and improve app UI code with better state management, view composition, accessibility, macOS-specific APIs, performance, and iOS 26+ Liquid Glass guidance. It also supports swiftui-expert-skill guide workflows for .trace analysis and recording when you need trace-based debugging, hangs, hitches, CPU hotspots, or SwiftUI update issues.

app-store-preflight-skills is a pre-submission App Store review check skill for iOS and macOS projects. It helps frontend development teams catch rejection risks by reviewing metadata, privacy requirements, entitlements, subscriptions, and common design issues before upload. Use it for release audits, rejection triage, and guideline-based checks.

The screenshot skill helps capture a full screen, app window, or pixel region when you need an OS-level image instead of a browser-only capture. Use it for screenshot usage in Workflow Automation, with save-location rules, macOS permission handling, and clear install guidance for reliable desktop captures.