Skill UI

Provides Apple Human Interface Guidelines for status and progress UI components. Covers progress indicators (determinate/indeterminate), status bars visibility, and activity rings for fitness. Includes accessibility and platform-specific behavior recommendations for iOS, iPadOS, and watchOS development.

Guidance for designing system experience components per Apple Human Interface Guidelines: widgets, live activities, notifications, complications, home screen quick actions, top shelf, watch faces, app clips, and app shortcuts. Helps deliver glanceable, context-aware UI across platforms.

Core principles for designing user interfaces on Apple platforms. Covers accessibility, system colors, typography, motion, and privacy. Ensures consistency with Apple's design language across iOS, macOS, and visionOS.

Provides Apple Human Interface Guidelines for input methods across platforms, including gestures, Apple Pencil, keyboards, game controllers, pointer, Digital Crown, eye tracking, spatial input, focus, remotes, and motion sensors.

Provides Apple Human Interface Guidelines interaction and UX patterns, covering onboarding, feedback, modality, notifications, search, settings, drag and drop, and more for designing intuitive Apple platform experiences.

This skill provides guidance on Apple's Human Interface Guidelines for designing user interfaces across different Apple platforms including iOS, iPadOS, macOS, tvOS, visionOS, and watchOS. It covers key principles like touch-first interaction for mobile, pointer and keyboard usage for desktop, and spatial interaction for visionOS. It helps developers and designers adapt layouts, navigation, and interactions to match platform conventions and user expectations, ensuring a native feel and consistent brand experience.

This skill creates or updates a shared Apple design context document for other HIG skills. It auto-discovers project details from code and assets, then gathers information on product overview, platforms, technology stack, design system, accessibility, and user context. The output is a structured markdown file used to tailor subsequent design guidance.

This comprehensive guide outlines Apple's Human Interface Guidelines (HIG) for various technologies and user flows (e.g., Siri, Apple Pay, HealthKit, ARKit, Generative AI). It teaches developers how to ensure their applications feel natively integrated, respect user privacy, and adhere to established platform patterns across iOS, macOS, and other Apple devices. Essential reading for building high-quality, compliant, and seamless user experiences.

Develop native iOS applications using Swift and SwiftUI, mastering iOS 18 features, UIKit integration, Core Data, networking, and App Store optimization. Expertise includes architecture patterns, security, performance tuning, and Apple ecosystem integration for production-ready apps.

Configure a Mac mini as a reliable local LLM server with remote access, observability, and power-safe operation. Use when building an always-on private AI inference server on Apple Silicon.

Authorized macOS and Mach-O reverse engineering: inspect code signatures, entitlements and Hardened Runtime, recover Objective-C/Swift structures, and triage Apple-platform malware with otool, Hopper, Ghidra, Frida and lldb.

This comprehensive guide outlines world-class product design principles, mimicking Apple's standard. It covers building robust design systems, defining essential design tokens (color, typography, spacing, motion), structuring UI components (atoms to organisms), optimizing UX flows, and designing engaging onboarding experiences. Ideal for product designers and PMs needing to establish a cohesive, scalable visual language and improve overall user experience.