Build Swift Apps with Claude Code
Swift projects require many tools across Xcode, SPM, simulators, testing, formatting, and signing. This skill gives Claude structured guidance and scripts for common iOS and macOS development workflows.
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Using "swift-development". Build this Swift package and tell me what failed.
Expected outcome:
The package build failed because one target imports a missing dependency. Add the package dependency, update the target dependency list, then run the build again.
Using "swift-development". Run my iOS tests on a current simulator.
Expected outcome:
Using "swift-development". Check whether this app is ready for archive export.
Expected outcome:
The archive workflow is mostly ready. Confirm the bundle identifier, signing team, provisioning profile, export method, and CI secret configuration before distribution.
The skill is a Swift developer toolkit with many command examples and helper scripts. Most URL, Markdown backtick, dotfile, and device-file matches are false positives, but destructive rm -rf cleanup commands, sudo usage, certificate/keychain handling, executable helper scripts, and unsafe xargs patterns are real risks that require review and safeguards.
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title: "swift-development security audit report (audit version 8)"
version: "unspecified"
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authors:
- name: "hmohamed01"
date-released: "2026-07-09"
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Create a new Swift package with formatting, linting, testing, and common project structure guidance.
Use Xcode, SPM, XCTest, Swift Testing, and simulator commands to build and test iOS or macOS projects.
Review archive, export, CI, provisioning, and code signing steps before distributing an Apple platform app.
Use the Swift development skill to inspect this package, build it, and explain any build errors in simple terms.
Use the Swift development skill to find the Xcode project or workspace, choose a simulator destination, and run the test suite.
Use the Swift development skill to review this SwiftUI feature for MVVM boundaries, state handling, navigation, and async data loading.
Use the Swift development skill to audit the archive, export options, provisioning, and CI signing steps for a TestFlight release.
Author
hmohamed01License
MIT
Skillstore revision
r1
Version notice
The author did not declare a version.
Ref
1ffa7643651792ccb4bd3b15d924d2c97edff755
Maintenance freshness
7/20/2026
Usage
33 downloads · 544 views
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