swiftship/internal/skills/data/features/user-assets/SKILL.md
Handle user-pasted images: install as app icons, add to asset catalogs as named image sets, or use as design references. Use when the user attaches images.
npx skillsauth add abdullah4ai/apple-dev-docs user-assetsInstall this skill globally with one command. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf.
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When the user pastes images, determine what to do with each one and integrate it into the project.
Read the user's message and classify each image:
| Intent | Signals | Action |
|--------|---------|--------|
| Design reference | "make it look like this", "match this style", "here's a mockup" | Analyze visually to guide your code. Do NOT copy into the project. |
| App icon | "use this as the icon", "app icon", "this is the logo" | Copy to AppIcon.appiconset/, resize to platform size. See references/app-icon-installation. |
| In-app image | "add this image", "use this in the app", "background image", "splash" | Copy to Assets.xcassets/ as a named image set. See references/image-asset-integration. |
| Ambiguous | No clear signal | Default: treat as an in-app image asset. |
# Confirm file exists and get dimensions
sips -g pixelWidth -g pixelHeight /path/to/pasted/image.png
Follow the appropriate reference:
cp to copy into the project.cp, not mv — preserve the original in case the session needs it again.sips for all image operations — always available on macOS. No ImageMagick needed.logo.png, hero-background.png, not the temp filename.Image("name") for asset catalog images (no extension). Bundle.main.url(forResource:) for raw bundle resources.asset-management skillswiftui skilltools
Apple platform skill for docs, WWDC lookup, App Store Connect work, and SwiftUI app generation. Use repo-local `node cli.js` for Apple docs and WWDC search, `appledev store` for App Store Connect workflows, and `appledev build` for app scaffolding or fix loops on macOS. USE WHEN: Apple APIs, WWDC sessions, TestFlight/App Store tasks, or building/fixing Apple-platform apps. DON'T USE WHEN: non-Apple platforms, generic backend work, or general web research. EDGE CASES: docs-only queries use `node cli.js` in this repo, not `appledev`; release workflows use `appledev store`; app scaffolding uses `appledev build`; rules-only requests can read `references/ios-rules/` or `references/swiftui-guides/` progressively without invoking binaries.
tools
All-in-one Apple developer skill with three integrated tools shipped as a single unified binary. (1) Documentation search across Apple frameworks, symbols, and 1,267 WWDC sessions from 2014-2025. No credentials needed. (2) App Store Connect CLI with 120+ commands covering builds (find/wait/upload), TestFlight, pre-submission validate, submissions, signing, subscriptions (family-sharable), IAP, analytics, Xcode Cloud, metadata workflows, release pipeline dashboard, insights, win-back offers, promoted purchases, product pages, nominations, accessibility declarations, pre-orders, pricing filters, localizations update, diff, webhooks with local receiver, workflow automation, and more. Requires App Store Connect API key. (3) Multi-platform app builder (iOS/watchOS/tvOS/iPad/macOS/visionOS) that generates complete Swift/SwiftUI apps from natural language with auto-fix, simulator launch, interactive chat mode, and open-in-Xcode. Requires an LLM API key and Xcode. Includes 38 iOS development rules and 12 SwiftUI best practice guides for Liquid Glass, navigation, state management, and modern APIs. All three tools ship as one binary (appledev). USE WHEN: Apple API docs, App Store Connect management, WWDC lookup, or building iOS/watchOS/tvOS/macOS/visionOS apps from scratch. DON'T USE WHEN: non-Apple platforms or general coding.
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