Swiftui

swiftui-patterns is a practical guide for Frontend Development on Apple platforms. It covers SwiftUI state management, NavigationStack flows, view composition, and performance guidance so you can choose the right pattern for real app code. Use the swiftui-patterns skill when refactoring or building screens with clear ownership and fewer re-renders.

swift-concurrency-6-2 helps you adopt Swift 6.2 Approachable Concurrency, fix data-race errors, and decide when to keep work on MainActor or offload with @concurrent. Use this swift-concurrency-6-2 guide for app and backend development migrations.

swift-protocol-di-testing helps you replace file system, network, and API calls with small protocols and default implementations for deterministic Swift tests, previews, and backend development.

liquid-glass-design helps you implement Apple’s iOS 26 Liquid Glass system for SwiftUI, UIKit, and WidgetKit. Use it for glassy buttons, cards, toolbars, containers, and widgets, with guidance on shape, tint, interactivity, and when the effect fits a real UI.

The mobile-ios-design skill helps agents produce iOS-native UI guidance with Apple HIG principles, SwiftUI patterns, navigation advice, accessibility, and adaptive layouts for iPhone and iPad.

ios-application-dev is a practical iOS application development guide for UIKit, SnapKit, and SwiftUI. It helps frontend developers make faster UI decisions for layout, navigation, accessibility, Dynamic Type, Dark Mode, and Apple platform conventions. Use it to review code or turn product requirements into shippable iPhone screens.

Expo UI SwiftUI skill for installing @expo/ui, rebuilding with npx expo run:ios, and using Host, RNHostView, and SDK 55 docs correctly in Expo apps.

app-store-featured helps Product Marketing, founders, and growth leads plan an Apple App Store featuring pitch. It focuses on Apple’s editorial lens: design quality, Apple technology adoption, story, timing, stability, and feature-worthy positioning. Use it to assess readiness, identify gaps, and refine your submission narrative before a launch or update.

watchos-design-guidelines is a focused Apple Watch UI design skill for watchOS apps, complications, workouts, notifications, and wrist-based interactions. Use this watchos-design-guidelines guide to check glanceability, Digital Crown behavior, Always On states, accessibility, and whether a screen is usable on the wrist.

The visionos-design-guidelines skill helps you apply Apple Vision Pro rules for spatial UI, eye and hand input, immersive spaces, windows, volumes, and accessibility. Use it when reviewing or designing visionOS interfaces that need comfort, correct placement, and platform-accurate guidance.

ipados-design-guidelines skill for designing and reviewing iPad-native interfaces. Use it for adaptive layouts, Split View, Stage Manager, sidebar navigation, pointer and trackpad behavior, keyboard shortcuts, and compact-width fallbacks. It helps replace iPhone-style assumptions with practical iPadOS design checks.

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.

ios-design-guidelines helps review, shape, and rewrite SwiftUI/UIKit interfaces against Apple Human Interface Guidelines for iPhone. It is useful for layout, navigation, accessibility, Dynamic Type, Dark Mode, and system component choices when you need practical ios-design-guidelines guide feedback for UI Design.

The swift skill helps you write better Swift code with less guesswork. Use it for Swift configuration, logging, observability, testing, cross-platform patterns, API design, access control, and memory-safety features. It is especially useful for Swift for Backend Development, where practical swift usage, install guidance, and repo-aware implementation details matter.

hig-technologies is an Apple HIG guide for designing and evaluating Apple technology integrations like Siri, Apple Pay, HealthKit, HomeKit, ARKit, iCloud, Sign in with Apple, SharePlay, CarPlay, VoiceOver, Maps, NFC, and Wallet. Use this hig-technologies skill to shape native behavior, privacy, consent, recovery, and user expectations before implementation.

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.

swift-patterns is a SwiftUI skill for reviewing, refactoring, or building features with correct state ownership, modern navigation, clean view composition, lifecycle-scoped async work, and performance checks. Use this swift-patterns guide when you need practical, repository-backed help for frontend development instead of generic advice.

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.

swiftui-wcag-accessibility-auditor audits SwiftUI iOS feature code for WCAG 2.2 Level A/AA and WCAG2Mobile, then returns patch-ready fixes with evidence, priorities, and user-verification checks for code-indeterminate behavior. Use it for auth, forms, settings, custom controls, and pre-merge UX audit work.

apple-appstore-reviewer helps audit iOS apps for App Store rejection risks, privacy gaps, permissions, subscriptions, and reviewer-blocking flows before submission.