Ios code review
A collection of Claude Code skills for iOS, MERN, NEAN, and shared development workflows
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Review iOS code for compliance with standards, NFRs, and security policy.
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Purpose
Review code against ios-std, ios-nfr, and ios-sec policies. Report issues, then (with approval) fix and run tests to confirm.
Arguments
--paths <glob>— Limit review scope (default: whole repo)--no-fix— Report only, don't offer to fix
Workflow
1. Automated gates
./scripts/lint.sh # SwiftLint
./scripts/format.sh # SwiftFormat (check mode)
If scripts don't exist, note that repo doesn't match scaffold expectations.
2. Policy review
Review against:
- ios-std — MVVM boundaries, SwiftUI conventions, project structure
- ios-nfr — performance, accessibility, offline correctness, app store readiness
- ios-sec — keychain usage, ATS, deep link validation, logging hygiene
For each issue, note:
- Category:
std|nfr|sec - Severity:
must-fix|should-fix|nice-to-have - File and location
- What's wrong and how to fix it
3. Report results
Summary of automated gate results + policy findings grouped by severity.
4–5. Approval gate, fix and confirm
See /shared-review-workflow for severity definitions, approval gate protocol, and fix constraints. Run /ios-unit-test to confirm no regressions after fixes.
Reference
For review checklists and common issues, see reference/ios-code-review-reference.md