What problem does it solve? SwiftUI and Swift concurrency code often compiles while hiding real defects: soft-deprecated APIs that never warn, @State that silently ignores parent updates, actor reentrancy races, and Liquid Glass surfaces that render flat. This Skill encodes the always-a-bug rules, version floors, and review workflows needed to catch those defects and write correct Apple platform code the first time. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Implement and review workflows: Step-by-step checklists for building SwiftUI views and running a nine-topic code review covering data flow, lists, navigation, animation, Liquid Glass, accessibility, concurrency, SwiftData, and tests, with a fixed before/after output format. - Soft-deprecated API index: A lookup table of APIs that compile without warnings (e.g. foregroundColor, NavigationView) mapped to their modern replacements, plus verified iOS 26/27 additions, breakages, and fabricated APIs to never emit. - Instruments trace analysis: macOS scripts that record .trace bundles via xctrace and analyze hangs, hitches, and SwiftUI view invalidation causes with evidence-backed recommendations. - Swift 6 migration: A diagnostic-to-fix mapping and smallest-safe-change ladder for strict concurrency migration, one error category at a time. - Use Case: Ask it to review a SwiftUI view before shipping; it flags the @State property receiving a parent-passed value, the ForEach using index-based identity, and the ungated iOS 26 API, each with a file, line, and before/after fix. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to review your SwiftUI view file for iOS 26 correctness, data flow, and accessibility issues.