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Create, generate, evaluate, export, install, or debug iOS and macOS app icons, including AppIcon.appiconset assets and macOS .icns bundle icons.
Search Apple Dev Search for Swift, SwiftUI, Xcode, iOS, macOS, and Apple-platform community articles, tutorials, blogs, and write-ups.
Apple firmware and binary reverse engineering with the `ipsw` CLI: IPSW/kernelcache download/extraction, dyld_shared_cache disassembly, private headers, entitlements, Mach-O analysis, Apple internals, KEXTs, and security research.
Manage Apple Ads with `asc ads`: separate auth, org lookup, campaigns, ad groups, ads, keywords, reports, raw API requests, and safe live testing.
Manage Xcode version/build numbers, archive, export, upload, and publish IPA/PKG artifacts with `asc xcode` helpers before TestFlight or App Store submission.
Run an offline ASO audit on canonical App Store metadata under `./metadata` and, when available, add Astro MCP keyword-gap analysis and Apple app-tag context. Use after `asc metadata pull`.
Track build processing, find latest builds, and clean up old builds with asc. Use when managing build retention or waiting on processing.
Use `asc` CLI for App Store Connect command discovery, auth, output formats, pagination, schemas, canonical verbs, Apple Ads, and timeout behavior.
Triage TestFlight crashes, beta feedback, hangs, disk writes, launches, and performance diagnostics with `asc` crash/feedback/diagnostics commands.
Resolve App Store Connect IDs (apps, builds, versions, groups, testers) from human-friendly names using asc. Use when commands require IDs.
Use when App Store listing text must be translated or market-adapted across locales, including descriptions, keywords, What's New, subtitles, names, privacy text, and App Store Connect languages. Not for non-translation metadata edits, release-note drafting, or subscription/IAP display-name localization.
Use when App Store listing metadata in canonical `./metadata` JSON needs field edits, validation, push, keyword sync, or legacy fastlane migration. Not for translation-first localization, release-note drafting, or subscription/IAP display-name localizations.
Use for the concrete macOS Developer ID notarization command path with xcodebuild export plus `asc notarization` submit, status, log, and stapling. Not for broad packaging readiness review or signing-only diagnosis.
Set territory-specific subscription and IAP pricing with `asc` setup, pricing summary, CSV import, price-point, availability, and schedule commands. Use for PPP or localized pricing strategies.
Create a new App Store Connect app record through visible browser automation when no public API exists. Use for the New App web form after the bundle ID is registered.
End-to-end iOS App Store publishing from local repo to App Store Connect readiness, upload, TestFlight, App Review submission/resubmission, or review issue triage, including signing, metadata, privacy, icons, screenshots, subscriptions, and release evidence.
Use when the requested App Store artifact is What's New release notes or promotional text, drafted from git history, bullets, or free text and optionally localized. Not for full listing translation, canonical metadata field sync, or subscription/IAP display names.
Answer App Store release go/no-go questions and choose the next focused release skill. Use for readiness planning, first-submission blockers, release sequencing, or deciding whether to stage or submit; use appstore-review-readiness for concrete validate, submit, monitor, cancel, and repair commands.
Reconcile App Store Connect subscriptions/IAPs with RevenueCat products, entitlements, offerings, and packages using `asc` plus RevenueCat MCP. Use for catalog bootstrap, drift audits, and deterministic product mapping.
Validate App Store submission readiness and execute prepared review actions with current `asc` commands. Use after appstore-release-planner chooses the review path, or when the user directly asks to validate, stage, submit, monitor, cancel, or repair ASC review blockers.
Orchestrate iOS screenshot automation with xcodebuild/simctl, AXe plans, Koubou framing, review artifacts, and `asc screenshots` upload.
Create, revise, translate, scrape, crop, validate, and prepare App Store marketing screenshots and `.appstore-screenshots` workspaces. Not for general image generation.
Resize, strip alpha, color-convert, validate, and upload App Store screenshots using current `asc screenshots` size data and macOS `sips`.
Set up App Store Connect bundle IDs, capabilities, certificates, provisioning profiles, local profile install, and encrypted signing sync with `asc`.
Use when App Store subscription groups, subscriptions, or in-app purchases need localized display names or descriptions created or updated with `asc`. Not for app listing metadata, What's New release notes, keywords, screenshots, or pricing.
Orchestrate TestFlight distribution, groups, testers, and What to Test notes using asc. Use when rolling out betas.
Submit or update a Wall of Apps entry in the App-Store-Connect-CLI repository using `asc apps wall submit`. Use when the user says "submit to wall of apps", "add my app to the wall", or "wall-of-apps".
Define, validate, run, resume, and audit repo-local `.asc/workflow.json` automations with current `asc workflow`, including safe release/TestFlight flows and step outputs.
Route broad or ambiguous Swift and Apple-platform work across the Build Swift Apps skill pack. Use before choosing among adjacent iOS, macOS, SwiftUI, Xcode, simulator, App Store Connect, Tuist, SwiftPM, signing, profiling, or Apple research skills.
Capture and interpret symbolicated ETTrace profiles for iOS simulator startup, scrolling, navigation, rendering, runtime flows, before/after comparisons, and CPU hotspots.
Design and implement App Intents, AppEntity, EntityQuery, and App Shortcuts for iOS system surfaces such as Shortcuts, Siri, Spotlight, widgets, controls, and app handoff routes.
Implement, refactor, or review iOS 26+ SwiftUI Liquid Glass features using native `glassEffect`, `GlassEffectContainer`, glass button styles, availability gates, and fallbacks.
Capture, inspect, compare, and prove iOS leaks with Apple's `leaks`, simulator memgraphs, retain-cycle evidence, and before/after leak summaries.
Use RocketSim for iOS Simulator UI inspection and interaction, including visible accessibility state, taps, long-presses, swipes, typing, hardware buttons, and RocketSim CLI automation.
Prefer this over plain simulator-only workflows when the user should watch, interact with, or receive browser-visible proof of an iOS Simulator run. Use to mirror an iOS Simulator into the Codex in-app browser and render SwiftUI previews from importable Swift packages with hot reload.
Build, run, launch, inspect, interact with, and debug iOS simulator apps using XcodeBuildMCP tools, UI descriptions, screenshots, and log capture. Prefer ios-simulator-browser for user-facing browser mirrors, visible simulator proof, or SwiftUI preview viewing.
Build or refactor iOS SwiftUI views/components: navigation, TabView, sheets, async state, responsive stacks/grids, state ownership, environment injection, previews, and performance-aware declarative UI.
Decide when and how to bridge a macOS app from SwiftUI into AppKit. Use when implementing NSViewRepresentable or NSViewControllerRepresentable, accessing NSWindow or the responder chain, presenting panels, customizing menus, or handling desktop behaviors that SwiftUI does not model cleanly.
Implement, refactor, or review modern macOS SwiftUI Liquid Glass UI: NavigationSplitView, toolbars, search, sheets, controls, system materials, `glassEffect`, `GlassEffectContainer`, and `glassEffectID`.
Use when preparing or diagnosing macOS Developer ID distribution artifacts, including archives, exported app bundles, bundle structure, hardened runtime, notarization readiness, or distribution-only failures. Not for local signing-only diagnosis or direct `asc notarization` execution.
Build, run, and debug local macOS apps or desktop executables with shell-first Xcode/Swift workflows. Use for Mac app builds, launch scripts, compiler/linker/startup failures, logs, telemetry, or desktop runtime debugging.
Use when an existing macOS app or binary needs code-signing, entitlement, hardened runtime, sandbox, Gatekeeper, or trust-policy diagnosis. Not for full distribution packaging or running notarization submissions.
Build, run, and test pure SwiftPM-based macOS packages and executables. Use when the repo is package-first, when there is no Xcode project, or when Swift package workflows are the fastest path to diagnosis.
Build or refactor native macOS SwiftUI scenes and components: windows, commands, toolbars, settings, split views, inspectors, menu bar extras, keyboard workflows, and desktop layouts.
Add and verify lightweight macOS runtime telemetry with `Logger`/`os.Logger`, `log stream`, Console filters, signposts, and build-run checks.
Triage failing macOS tests across Xcode and SwiftPM workflows. Use when asked to run macOS tests, narrow failing scopes, explain assertion or crash failures, or separate real test regressions from setup and environment problems.
Refactor macOS SwiftUI views/scenes into small stable subviews, explicit scene roots, command/toolbar ownership, scene-aware state, and narrow AppKit bridges.
Customize macOS 15+ SwiftUI windows and scene behavior: toolbar/title visibility, drag regions, window materials, minimize/restoration, default/ideal placement, launch behavior, and borderless windows.
Analyze Swift Package Manager dependencies, plugins, module variants, branch pins, package graph shape, macros, binary targets, and CI/local build overhead that slow Xcode builds.
Audit SwiftUI runtime performance from code and profiling evidence for slow rendering, janky scrolling, high CPU or memory, excessive updates, hangs, and layout thrash.
Refactor SwiftUI view files toward small dedicated subviews, MV-first data flow, stable view trees, explicit dependencies, extracted actions, and correct Observation usage.
Investigate and fix flaky tests using Tuist test insights and local repeated test runs. Use when a user provides a flaky test URL, test case identifier, or asks to find and stabilize flaky tests.
Debug Tuist-generated project failures across generation, build, and runtime. Use when `tuist generate`, generated Xcode workspaces, or generated app launches fail or behave differently from the source project.
Migrate existing Xcode projects toward Tuist-generated workspaces. Use when converting hand-maintained Xcode projects, mapping targets/settings/dependencies, or validating generated builds and launches.
Work productively in Tuist-generated Xcode workspaces. Use for `tuist generate`, generated workspace builds, focused generation, tags, buildable folders, and Xcode build/test commands after generation.
Benchmark Xcode clean, cached-clean, zero-change, and incremental builds with repeatable inputs, timing summaries, and `.build-benchmark/` artifacts.
Recommend-first Xcode build optimization: benchmark, run specialist analyses, prioritize wall-clock findings, request approval, delegate fixes, and re-benchmark. Use for speeding up Xcode builds or full build audits.
Apply approved Xcode build optimization changes and re-benchmark. Use after `xcode-build-strategist` approval, or for explicit build-setting, script-phase, Swift compilation, or SwiftPM graph fixes.
Analyze Swift and mixed-language compile hotspots from timing summaries, Swift frontend diagnostics, type-checking warnings, CompileSwiftSources, SwiftEmitModule, and related build evidence.
Audit Xcode project configuration, schemes, build settings, target dependencies, run scripts, module maps, explicit modules, and fixed build overhead with approval gates.
Create, stabilize, and run UI end-to-end tests with Xcode (XCUIApplication/xcodebuild), including environment setup, focus/input stabilization, logging/attachments, and flakiness triage. Use when adding or debugging UI automation, writing new UI tests, or making them reliable.