swiftui-pro
Comprehensively reviews SwiftUI code for best practices on modern APIs, maintainability, and performance. Use when reading, writing, or reviewing SwiftUI projects.
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81%
Does it follow best practices?
Impact
93%
1.12xAverage score across 3 eval scenarios
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The risk profile of this skill
Evaluation results
100%
9%SwiftUI Code Review
SwiftUI code review for deprecated APIs and anti-patterns
Organized by file
100%
100%
Before/after code fix
100%
100%
foregroundColor flagged
100%
100%
cornerRadius flagged
100%
100%
NavigationView flagged
100%
100%
Toolbar placement flagged
0%
100%
Text + concatenation flagged
100%
100%
onChange 1-param flagged
100%
100%
Icon-only button flagged
100%
100%
Binding(get:set:) flagged
100%
100%
onTapGesture flagged
100%
100%
AnyView flagged
80%
100%
PreviewProvider flagged
100%
100%
Prioritized summary
100%
100%
97%
16%SwiftUI Contacts Feature
SwiftUI contacts search with locale-aware filtering, system empty-state, and design constants
localizedStandardContains
100%
100%
ContentUnavailableView.search
100%
100%
Dynamic Type fonts
62%
100%
No UIColor
100%
100%
bold() not fontWeight
42%
100%
Label for icon+text
0%
62%
Button not onTapGesture
100%
100%
Icon-only button text label
100%
100%
Design constants file
100%
100%
No hardcoded padding/spacing
87%
100%
TextField axis:vertical
100%
100%
#Preview macro
100%
100%
@Observable + @MainActor
57%
100%
84%
6%Task Manager Feature
Modern SwiftUI task manager feature
NavigationStack usage
100%
100%
navigationDestination(for:)
100%
100%
@Observable + @MainActor
100%
100%
No legacy observation
100%
100%
Private @State
100%
100%
Identifiable conformance
50%
100%
sheet(item:) for add/edit sheet
37%
0%
#Preview macro
100%
100%
One type per file
75%
100%
Button actions extracted
16%
66%
No DispatchQueue
100%
100%
No third-party imports
100%
100%
No computed-property sub-views
0%
0%
- Repository
- twostraws/SwiftUI-Agent-Skill
- Commit
be297ff
- Evaluated
- Agent
- Claude Code
- Model
- Claude Sonnet 4.6
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