About this Skill
Design, refine and review native SwiftUI interfaces with adaptive layouts, coherent navigation, interruptible motion and accessibility checks.
Why we picked it
Supports restrained and expressive profiles with explicit stability and validation gates. Its Python audit script is a static risk scan; native builds, simulator checks and assistive-technology testing remain separate.
What it helps with
- Improve native Apple-platform navigation, gestures, layouts and materials.
- Review Dynamic Type, reduced effects and interrupted interactions.
Workflow and expected result
Step 1
Inspect platform targets, UI states and the local toolchain; reproduce the reported interaction.
Step 2
Build a stable native structure, then add causal and reversible motion with reduced-effect equivalents.
Step 3
Run the static scan, build the target, exercise interrupted flows and report unverified runtime gates.
Source review
Reviewed the task instructions and repository inventory at commit eafbd1b7c2e3. This listing describes the upstream workflow; it does not claim that a full product implementation or accessibility audit was executed during intake.
Reviewed upstream task instructionsOfficial repository and installation guide
Before you use it
- A coding assistant with local file access and Node.js for the upstream installer. Review the installed instructions before use.
- Native build and runtime checks require macOS, Xcode and the relevant Apple SDK or simulator. The bundled static audit needs Python 3; resolve its path from the actual installation directory.
Supported agents
Sources & references
Original sources are linked below. Practical starting points are editorial suggestions from SkillHey.
