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twostraws/Swift-Agent-Skills
A curated directory of open-source AI agent skills for Swift and Apple platform development.
A README-only index of third-party agent skills for Swift and Apple platform work, grouped by framework: SwiftUI, SwiftData, concurrency, testing, accessibility and so on. It contains no skill content of its own, so what it offers is a map of 35 links plus rules for what gets listed. Aimed at iOS and macOS developers who already use Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor and want a starting point.
The contribution rules are specific enough to check: a license allow-list that excludes GPL and LGPL, which matters for App Store distribution, a requirement to link a GitHub profile, and a length cap so one author cannot flood a section. Each entry names its author and links their profile, so you can judge the source before installing anything, and the safety note says plainly that listing is not endorsement. Grouping by framework rather than by AI tool is the right axis, since someone looking for Swift concurrency help wants that section, not a pile of everything for one editor.
It is a list of links with no descriptions, dates, or maintenance status. Nothing says which entries were updated recently, which agents they support, or what they cover beyond the title, so you have to open each repo to find out. The link count also overstates the variety: five entries point to Dimillian/Skills and five to n0an's repos, so the list is less varied than its length suggests. Two different entries are both titled Swift Concurrency Expert, and the table of contents omits the Codebase Audit Skills section entirely, which is the kind of thing a read-through should catch. The rule that contributions must be written by a human has no check behind it. Authorship cannot be verified from a repo link, and the README gives no process for removing an entry that turns out to be generated or abandoned.