SwiftUI Pro lands for coders

This is exactly the kind of narrow, high-signal skill that makes agentic iOS development feel practical instead of gimmicky.

• –It targets the mistakes LLMs actually make in SwiftUI, especially deprecated APIs, weak accessibility, and avoidable performance issues
• –The lightweight skill format matters because it keeps context cost down compared with stuffing everything into a giant AGENTS.md
• –Cross-agent support is the real win: teams can use the same SwiftUI guidance across Claude, Codex, Gemini, and Cursor
• –The open-source, MIT-licensed package lowers friction for teams that want to adapt or extend the rules
• –It is most valuable for SwiftUI-heavy teams; if you are not building for Apple platforms, the benefit drops fast