skills/ios/SKILL.md
Comprehensive iOS development guidance including Swift best practices, SwiftUI patterns, UI/UX review against HIG, and app planning. Use for iOS code review, best practices, accessibility audits, or planning new iOS apps.
npx skillsauth add rshankras/claude-code-apple-skills ios-developmentInstall this skill globally with one command. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf.
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Comprehensive guidance for iOS app development. This skill aggregates specialized modules for different aspects of iOS development.
Use this skill when the user:
Read relevant module files based on the user's needs:
Swift code quality and modern idioms for iOS.
UI/UX review against Apple HIG.
SwiftUI navigation architecture patterns.
iOS app planning and analysis.
Build, install, launch, and screenshot the app in the Simulator to verify a change visually (operational — uses Bash, not just guidance).
.app + bundle idRun an app on a physical iPhone/iPad from the CLI (no Xcode GUI).
xcodebuild -allowProvisioningUpdatesdevicectllibimobiledeviceUser asks for UI review:
ui-review/SKILL.md for the full review processdevelopment
Build, install, and launch an iOS app on a physical iPhone or iPad entirely from the command line (no Xcode GUI), using xcodebuild + devicectl. Use when the user wants to run, test, or screenshot their app on a real device without opening Xcode.
development
Build, install, launch, and screenshot an iOS app in the Simulator to verify a change visually. Use when the user wants to run the app, see a change live, screenshot the running app, or confirm a UI fix actually works (not just that it compiles).
development
Audits skills in this repo for consistency, API drift, and structural gaps. Produces a prioritized report grouped by severity (Critical/High/Medium/Low). Use when asked to "audit skills", "check the skill repo for drift", or when planning bulk skill cleanup. Read-only — does not apply fixes.
development
Reviews macOS Swift 6+ code for modern idioms, SOLID principles, SwiftData patterns, and concurrency best practices. Use when reviewing macOS code quality or asking about best practices.