grantiva/build
skills/build/SKILL.md
Rebuild the iOS app after code changes and install it on the booted simulator. Use after editing Swift source files when you need a fresh build without re-running init.
$ install --global
skillsauthnpx skillsauth add grantiva/swift-assist buildInstall this skill globally with one command. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf.
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SKILL.md
- name:
- build
- description:
- Rebuild the iOS app after code changes and install it on the booted simulator. Use after editing Swift source files when you need a fresh build without re-running init.
- argument-hint:
- [--scheme=<name>] [--simulator=<name>]
Swift Assist: Build
Rebuild the app and install it on the simulator using Grantiva's build pipeline. Use this after making code changes - it's faster than re-running /swift-assist:init when the project is already configured.
Usage
/swift-assist:build
/swift-assist:build --scheme=MyApp
/swift-assist:build --scheme=MyApp --simulator="iPhone 16 Pro"
Command Options
--scheme=<name>: Xcode scheme to build (reads fromgrantiva.ymlif omitted)--simulator=<name>: Target simulator (reads fromgrantiva.ymlif omitted)
What This Command Does
Phase 1: Read Config
Load scheme and simulator from grantiva.yml if not provided via arguments:
cat grantiva.yml
If grantiva.yml doesn't exist, tell the user to run /swift-assist:init first.
Phase 2: Build
Use Grantiva to build:
grantiva build
This resolves the project, boots the simulator if needed, and compiles the app. If build_settings are defined in grantiva.yml, they're applied automatically.
If the build fails, report the full error output and stop. Do not proceed.
Phase 4: Restart Runner
If the Grantiva runner was active, restart it so it reconnects to the new build:
grantiva runner start --bundle-id <BUNDLE_ID> --simulator "<SIMULATOR>"
Phase 5: Confirm
Build complete.
Scheme: <SCHEME>
Simulator: <SIMULATOR>
Bundle ID: <BUNDLE_ID>
App is running. Run /swift-assist:doctor to audit or /swift-assist:test to run flows.
Important Rules
- NEVER proceed past a failed build - stop and show the full error
- Read scheme and simulator from
grantiva.ymlbefore asking the user - Do not modify source code
- Use
grantivafor building - never callxcodebuilddirectly
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