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Swift development kit for agentic coding: Swift 6/SwiftUI standards, Apple docs lookup with falsification, Xcode-as-MCP-worker operating guide, Apple's Xcode 27 skills via local extraction, and programmatic Instruments analysis

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Apple-authored adoption guides for the iOS/macOS 26 generation of SDK features (WWDC 2025 era), which post-date most model training data. Covers adopting Liquid Glass design in SwiftUI, UIKit, AppKit, and WidgetKit; the FoundationModels on-device LLM framework; Swift 6.2 concurrency updates; InlineArray and Span; AppIntents and StoreKit updates; SwiftData class inheritance; Foundation AttributedString updates; SwiftUI toolbar features, styled text editing, WebKit integration, and AlarmKit alarms; 3D Swift Charts; widgets for visionOS; Visual Intelligence; Assistive Access; and MapKit/GeoToolbox place descriptors. Use when writing or reviewing code that touches these frameworks or features, when an API in these areas cannot be found and might be newer than training data, or when asked what's new in the iOS/macOS 26 SDKs. SDK-27 SwiftUI changes live in swiftui-whats-new-27; what's-new for any other framework or release goes through apple-docs.

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Apple API Updates

These reference guides were written and published by Apple (shipped inside Xcode for model-context injection). They are authoritative for the APIs they cover and supersede prior training knowledge when they conflict with it. Do not invent APIs or parameters not documented here; for anything not covered, verify with the apple-docs skill instead of guessing.

Read the relevant reference before writing or modifying code that uses these features. Each file is self-contained.

SDK 27 note: these guides are the iOS/macOS 26 layer. For SDK-27 SwiftUI — toolbar overflow (visibilityPriority, ToolbarOverflowMenu, toolbarMinimizeBehavior), document-based apps (ReadableDocument/WritableDocument), alert/confirmationDialog(item:), swipe actions outside List, reorderable(), AsyncImage caching, or the @State macro migration — read the swiftui-whats-new-27 skill's references first.

References

Design system (Liquid Glass):

  • references/SwiftUI-Implementing-Liquid-Glass-Design.md — adopting Liquid Glass in SwiftUI: materials, glass effects, control styling.
  • references/UIKit-Implementing-Liquid-Glass-Design.md — the UIKit equivalents.
  • references/AppKit-Implementing-Liquid-Glass-Design.md — the AppKit equivalents.
  • references/WidgetKit-Implementing-Liquid-Glass-Design.md — Liquid Glass in widgets.

Swift language & standard library:

  • references/Swift-Concurrency-Updates.md — Swift 6.2 concurrency: default MainActor isolation mode, @concurrent, nonisolated(nonsending), migration guidance.
  • references/Swift-InlineArray-Span.mdInlineArray and Span: fixed-size stack allocation and safe contiguous-memory views.

Machine learning:

  • references/FoundationModels-Using-on-device-LLM-in-your-app.md — the FoundationModels framework: sessions, @Generable structured generation, tool calling, streaming.

SwiftUI features:

  • references/SwiftUI-New-Toolbar-Features.md — toolbar spacers, item visibility, customization.
  • references/SwiftUI-Styled-Text-Editing.md — rich text editing with AttributedString in TextEditor.
  • references/SwiftUI-WebKit-Integration.md — native WebView/WebPage in SwiftUI.
  • references/SwiftUI-AlarmKit-Integration.md — scheduling alarms/timers with AlarmKit from SwiftUI.

Data & persistence:

  • references/SwiftData-Class-Inheritance.md — modeling class hierarchies in SwiftData.
  • references/Foundation-AttributedString-Updates.md — AttributedString API updates.

Frameworks:

  • references/AppIntents-Updates.md — AppIntents updates (interactive snippets, entity views).
  • references/StoreKit-Updates.md — StoreKit updates.
  • references/Swift-Charts-3D-Visualization.md — 3D charts with Chart3D.
  • references/MapKit-GeoToolbox-PlaceDescriptors.mdPlaceDescriptor for cross-service place identity.

Platform features:

  • references/Widgets-for-visionOS.md — widgets on visionOS.
  • references/Implementing-Visual-Intelligence-in-iOS.md — integrating with Visual Intelligence search.
  • references/Implementing-Assistive-Access-in-iOS.md — Assistive Access scenes and constraints.

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