codex-mobile

Name: codex-mobile
Availability: InStock
Author: luckyegg168

Scaffold SwiftUI iOS/macOS projects and configure navigation via CLI.

Updated Mar 29, 2026

Search Tags:#cli #codex #build #swift #ios #macos #swiftui

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npx skills add https://github.com/luckyegg168/codex-use-cases --skill codex-mobile

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Skill: codex-mobile
Source: https://github.com/luckyegg168/codex-use-cases/tree/main/skills/codex-mobile
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/luckyegg168/codex-use-cases --skill codex-mobile

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill reduces the manual effort to scaffold native iOS/macOS apps by providing a Codex-driven, CLI-first workflow to generate a SwiftUI-based project structure and navigation.

Core Features & Use Cases

CLI-first scaffolding for SwiftUI apps, enabling project generation without GUI tooling.
Architecture guidance for iOS/macOS apps, including App entry, Navigation, and state management patterns.
Use Case: native-ios-macos-apps demonstrates building a cross-platform SwiftUI app from CLI prompts.

Quick Start

Scaffold a SwiftUI-based project for iOS/macOS using Tuist (preferred) or xcodebuild, then add an App entry point and a Navigation flow.

Frequently Asked Questions about codex-mobile

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema

How do I scaffold a SwiftUI project from the command line without opening Xcode?▼

You can scaffold a SwiftUI project from the command line by using CLI-first prompts and tools like Tuist to generate the project structure and navigation flow without GUI tooling. This automates iOS and macOS target setup.

What is CLI-first scaffolding for native iOS and macOS apps?▼

CLI-first scaffolding for native iOS and macOS apps is a workflow that uses command-line prompts to generate a SwiftUI-based project structure. It automates the creation of App entry points and navigation flows, reducing manual GUI effort.

Can I build cross-platform SwiftUI apps for both iOS and macOS using CLI tools?▼

Yes, you can build cross-platform SwiftUI apps for both iOS and macOS using CLI tools. The workflow configures build settings for both targets and demonstrates building a unified SwiftUI app entirely from command-line prompts.

What's the best way to configure SwiftUI navigation and state management without GUI tooling?▼

The best way to configure SwiftUI navigation without GUI tooling is by using a Codex-driven CLI workflow. It provides architecture guidance for App entry points, navigation flows, and state management patterns directly during project generation.

Do I need Tuist or xcodebuild to generate a native iOS project with zero warnings?▼

You should use Tuist or xcodebuild to generate the native iOS project, as these tools prepare the build settings required for code build readiness. This ensures the resulting project meets the zero warnings requirement.