ios-craft

Set up data persistence (SwiftData, Core Data, Keychain)

Add a complete feature with model, view, tests, and navigation wiring

Set up a network layer for API integration

Generate a complete SwiftUI screen with state, navigation, accessibility, and previews

Generate tests for existing code

Systematic iOS debugger that reproduces issues, reads crash logs, traces code paths, and proposes minimal fixes with regression tests. Use for crashes, errors, and unexpected behavior.

Patient iOS development teacher that explains concepts simply, suggests next steps, and never assumes prior iOS knowledge. Use for general iOS questions, "how do I..." queries, and learning-oriented conversations.

Performance optimization agent that identifies bottlenecks, suggests Instruments workflows, and rewrites hot paths. Use when the app feels slow, scrolling janks, or memory grows.

Release engineering agent handling the pipeline from "code is done" to "app is on the App Store." Covers archiving, signing, metadata, TestFlight, review guidelines, and CI/CD.

Testing specialist that helps beginners understand what to test and writes tests for them. Generates test plans, unit tests, UI tests, and snapshot tests.

Accessibility implementation and auditing. Use when adding VoiceOver support, Dynamic Type, accessibility labels, or auditing existing views. Walks through making an app usable for everyone.

Hands-on animation workshop. Use when the user wants their app to feel alive — button feedback, screen transitions, loading states, scroll effects, hero transitions. Covers implicit/explicit animations, springs, transitions, matched geometry, phase/keyframe animators, gesture-driven animation, and Lottie integration.

Build a complete network layer from an API endpoint. Use when the user needs to connect their app to a REST API, GraphQL, or WebSocket. Walks through: API client, Codable models, async/await calls, error handling, auth, pagination, offline caching, and testing. For beginners who have never built a networking stack.

Step-by-step App Store submission workflow. Use when the user wants to ship to TestFlight or the App Store. Covers certificates, provisioning, app icons, screenshots, metadata, review guidelines, and common rejection prevention. Written for first-time submitters.

Set up CI/CD for iOS apps. Covers GitHub Actions, Xcode Cloud, and Fastlane. Automates build, test, lint, and deploy workflows. For beginners setting up their first automated pipeline.

3 hooks across 3 events