Ios kit

Skill edfenton/claude-skills/ios/ios-kit

A collection of Claude Code skills for iOS, MERN, NEAN, and shared development workflows

Install

npx -y skills add edfenton/claude-skills --skill ios-kit

Assembled from the repository path, not quoted from the project. Check it against their README if it does not work.

One thing to look at

2 stars2 stars. Stars are a popularity signal and not a quality one, but at this level it is likely that nobody has read this closely except its author, and you would be relying on your own review.

What its author says it does

Copied from the file, not written here

Startup runbook for iOS projects. Establishes stack decisions, scaffolds the project, configures GitHub security, and confirms governing constraints.

SKILL.md

2.7 KB, as published. Nobody here has run it

Purpose

Initialize a new iOS project with the standard stack, scaffolding, GitHub security, and constraints.

Input: <app-name> (optional, default: "App")

Startup sequence (execute in order)

1. Confirm stack decisions

Execute /ios-stack to establish platform choices, architecture, environment model, and quality posture.

2. Scaffold the project

Execute /ios-scaffold <app-name> [--github] to create a buildable baseline with offline-first storage, push plumbing (stubbed), tooling, and CI.

Verify the scaffold passes all quality gates before proceeding (build, tests, lint, format).

3. Set up local Git hooks

Execute /github-hooks --platform ios to install Git hooks for pre-commit validation (SwiftLint, SwiftFormat, secrets), commit message enforcement, and pre-push tests.

4. Configure GitHub security (if --github was used)

Execute /github-secure to apply branch protection, Dependabot, CodeQL (Swift), CODEOWNERS, SECURITY.md, PR templates, and security workflows.

5. Verify constraints are active

Confirm these always-on skills are enabled:

ios-sec — security policy
ios-nfr — non-functional requirements
ios-std — coding standards
ios-styleguide — design/UX standards

Quality workflows (invoke as needed)

/ios-unit-test — run tests, report failures, fix with approval
/ios-code-review — review against policies, fix with approval
/ios-design-review — visual review of screens, fix with approval

Additional workflows (invoke as needed)

/ios-add-feature — scaffold new features
/ios-add-auth — add authentication
/ios-deps — dependency management
/ios-release — App Store release preparation
/ios-teardown — tear down project (reverse of /ios-kit)

Ready state

After completing the startup sequence, the project is ready to develop when ALL of these pass:

xcodebuild build succeeds with zero warnings
xcodebuild test passes all tests
./scripts/lint.sh reports zero violations
./scripts/format.sh makes no changes
Git hooks are installed and functional (pre-commit, commit-msg, pre-push)
CI passes on first push (if --github)

If any gate fails, fix before proceeding to feature development.

Output

After running this kit, confirm:

Stack decisions applied
Project scaffolded and building
Local Git hooks installed (pre-commit, commit-msg, pre-push)
GitHub security configured (if --github)
Governing constraints active
Quality workflows available
Ready state achieved (all gates passing)