Swift iOS Skills Community

94 focused Agent Skills for modern Swift and Apple-platform development.

The collection gives coding agents practical guidance for architecture, implementation, testing, performance, accessibility, security, Apple frameworks, and App Store delivery. It is a knowledge layer, not an app template or runtime dependency.

Core principles

• Use one workflow skill and only the specialists required by the task.
• Prefer current Swift, SwiftUI, concurrency, and Apple framework APIs.
• Verify work with builds, tests, Simulator runs, and physical devices when hardware matters.
• Keep each skill focused, self-contained, and progressively disclosed through references.

For a complete app or substantial feature, start with ios-app-workflow. For a narrow task, load the matching specialist directly.

Request → ios-app-workflow → focused skills → implementation → verification

Install

Interactive installer:

npx @thiennc/ios-skills

Install one skill or the complete collection:

npx @thiennc/ios-skills --skill ios-app-workflow
npx @thiennc/ios-skills --all

Direct GitHub installation:

npx skills add thiennc-tesoglobal/ios-skills

Claude Code

/plugin marketplace add thiennc-tesoglobal/ios-skills
/plugin install all-ios-skills@ios-skills

Focused bundles include swiftui-skills, swift-core-skills, ios-engineering-skills, and framework-specific collections.

Use

Name the skill explicitly when routing needs to be deterministic:

Use $ios-app-workflow to build a SwiftUI feature with SwiftData,
accessibility, tests, and verified Simulator behavior.

Common specialists:

• swift-concurrency — isolation, Sendable, tasks, and async code
• swiftdata — models, queries, relationships, and migrations
• swiftui-patterns — state, composition, and project structure
• swiftui-responsive-layout — adaptive layout failures
• swift-code-review — evidence-backed Swift review
• ios-simulator — build, launch, and runtime verification
• core-haptics — custom tactile patterns and AHAP playback

Browse the complete catalog in skills/. Installing all skills does not mean every skill should be loaded for every task.

Coverage

The collection covers:

• Swift language, concurrency, architecture, testing, SwiftData, and Core Data
• SwiftUI layout, navigation, animation, performance, accessibility, and UIKit interop
• Apple app, data, hardware, media, AI/ML, gaming, and platform frameworks
• Networking, security, diagnostics, localization, App Review, and delivery workflows

Current inventory: 95 skills, 307 local evaluation cases, and 274 published evaluation scenarios.

Quality

Pull requests validate metadata, references, evaluations, bundle membership, public discovery, tests, and SDK-sensitive compile fixtures.

python3 .github/scripts/validate_repository.py
python3 -m unittest discover -s tests -v
npm test
npm run pack:check

See CONTRIBUTING.md for authoring rules and CHANGELOG.md for notable changes.

License

The project uses the PolyForm Perimeter License 1.0.0. The adapted swift-code-review skill keeps its upstream Apache-2.0 attribution. Apple frameworks, documentation, and trademarks belong to Apple Inc. This project is independent and not endorsed by Apple.