avdlee/swiftui-agent-skill

Add expert SwiftUI Best Practices guidance to your AI coding tool (Agent Skills open format).

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Added to GitGenius on September 19th, 2026
Created on January 21st, 2026
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GitHub issues: Enabled
Number of forks: 158
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Total Subscribers: 21 (+0)

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Detailed Description

SwiftUI Agent Skill is an AI coding assistant plugin that provides expert SwiftUI best practices guidance through the Agent Skills open format.

The tool addresses the need for consistent, actionable SwiftUI guidance in AI-assisted development workflows. It distills practical best practices into concise references covering state management, view composition, performance optimization, recent SDK changes, and modern design patterns. The skill works by packaging these guidelines as a portable plugin compatible with multiple AI coding platforms, allowing developers to invoke expert guidance directly within their coding environment.

Teams adopting modern SwiftUI APIs who want reliable defaults for common patterns should consider this skill, particularly those focused on performance-critical features like lists, scrolling, sheets, and navigation. It suits developers engaged in code review and refactoring workflows who need quick reference material on data flow and view architecture. The tool is designed for integration into existing AI agent workflows rather than as a standalone reference, making it most valuable when your primary development environment already supports the Agent Skills format or OpenAI Plugins Directory.

The project maintains active support across multiple distribution channels, with client-specific manifests for Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and other platforms. Development appears focused on keeping guidance current with SwiftUI evolution, as evidenced by explicit coverage of recent SDK changes and modern design approaches like Liquid Glass adoption.