sqlitedata-swift

Natural-language entry point for SQLiteData. Use when the user has a SQLiteData question but does not know which skill to invoke.

Scan your SQLiteData code for anti-patterns and common mistakes

Look up SQLiteData API signatures, CloudKit SyncEngine setup, iCloud/CloudKit project setup, sharing architecture and CKRecord.ID mapping, and SwiftData sync comparison.

Use when setting up or troubleshooting iCloud/CloudKit configuration for SQLiteData sync — covers enabling iCloud capability, CloudKit entitlements, container creation, Remote Notifications background mode, deploying schema from development to production, and resetting the development environment via CloudKit Console.

Use when implementing CloudKit sync with SQLiteData — covers SyncEngine setup, sharing records, SyncMetadata queries, backwards-compatible migrations, schema constraints, account changes, and testing sync. NOT for core @Table/@FetchAll patterns (use core) or error lookup (use diag)

Use when building with SQLiteData — covers @Table models, @FetchAll/@FetchOne/@Fetch property wrappers, FetchKeyRequest, database setup, migrations, and query building. NOT for CloudKit sync (use router) or debugging errors (use diag)

Use when a SQLiteData error message or unexpected behavior occurs — symptom-to-fix lookup for build errors, runtime crashes, migration failures, and query problems. NOT for implementing features (use core) or learning CloudKit sync patterns (use router)

Use when looking up exact API signatures, init parameters, type details, or advanced patterns (FTS5, custom functions, seeding) — covers all public types, property wrappers, SyncEngine methods, and re-exported types. NOT for usage patterns (use core) or troubleshooting (use diag)

Use when understanding CloudKit sharing architecture, implementing sharing UI, or debugging share behavior — covers CKShare lifecycle, CKRecord.ID mapping, permissions, UICloudSharingController, share acceptance, and record hierarchies.

Use when comparing SwiftData sync to SQLiteData sync, understanding CloudKit schema limitations, or migrating from SwiftData — covers SwiftData iCloud sync setup, CloudKit-compatible schema constraints, schema initialization, and container configuration.

Use when you have a SQLiteData question and need help choosing the right skill — routes to sqlitedata-swift-core (models, queries, fetch property wrappers), sqlitedata-swift-diag (troubleshooting), or the domain agent for CloudKit sync, sharing, and API signatures based on the question

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