coding-best-practices

Code review for Swift best practices involves assessing adherence to modern Swift idioms, Apple platform standards, and architecture patterns. This Skill analyzes your Swift/iOS codebase—including SwiftUI and Core Data projects—against established patterns, identifying issues by priority, scoring code quality across layers, and providing actionable refactoring guidance for views, view models, and data handling.

Yes. This Skill applies to SwiftUI and Core Data based projects, consulting specialized reference documents for SwiftUI patterns and Core Data best practices. It evaluates architecture patterns, code quality standards, and idioms specific to each framework, covering views, view models, and data layers.

The Skill outputs a structured review containing identified strengths, issues ranked by priority, a code quality score breakdown across components, and concrete remediation guidance. Each issue includes actionable refactoring examples to improve maintainability and align code with modern Swift standards.

Refactoring to MVVM involves restructuring code to separate concerns across view, view model, and model layers. This Skill assesses your current architecture against MVVM patterns and best practices, highlighting structural issues and providing guidance to align views with view models and decouple data handling for cleaner, maintainable code.

The Skill enforces modern Swift idioms including strong type safety, idiomatic constructs, and architecture patterns documented in its reference materials: swift-patterns.md, swiftui-patterns.md, architecture-patterns.md, and coredata-patterns.md. It validates code against these established standards for quality and maintainability.