generators-consent-flow

Generate GDPR/CCPA/DPDP consent flows with audit logging for Apple platforms.

4|1|Updated Apr 2, 2026
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Skill: generators-consent-flow
Source: https://github.com/AutisticAF/claude-code-apple-dev-plugin/tree/main/skills/generators-consent-flow
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/AutisticAF/claude-code-apple-dev-plugin --skill generators-consent-flow

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

Mobile and desktop apps must collect, record, and respect user privacy choices across jurisdictions while avoiding App Store rejection and legal risk. This Skill eliminates the complexity of designing, persisting, auditing, and integrating consent decisions so developers can ship compliant, user-respectful privacy flows quickly.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Granular category-based consent: Create enums and per-category decisions (essential, analytics, marketing, personalization, functional) with human-readable explanations.
  • Persistence and audit trail: Persist decisions, export JSON audit logs for DSARs, and prune or retain entries according to retention policies.
  • ATT integration and platform guidance: Bridge App Tracking Transparency on iOS, detect missing Info.plist keys, and provide UX patterns that avoid dark patterns and App Store issues.
  • Use Case: Add a first-launch consent banner, a detailed preferences screen in Settings, and an audit export endpoint so your app complies with GDPR, CCPA, and DPDP.

Quick Start

Generate a production-ready consent flow with granular categories, UserDefaults persistence, audit logging, and ATT integration for an iOS app.

Frequently Asked Questions about generators-consent-flow

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I generate a GDPR-compliant privacy consent flow in SwiftUI?

To generate a GDPR-compliant privacy consent flow in SwiftUI, you need granular category preferences (essential, analytics, marketing), cross-launch persistence, and an audit trail. This Skill generates flows covering first-launch banners, settings screens, and DSAR JSON exports targeting iOS 16+.

What is the best way to integrate App Tracking Transparency with a consent banner?

The best way to integrate App Tracking Transparency (ATT) with a consent banner is to bridge the ATT prompt after explaining tracking purposes. This Skill provides ATT bridging, detects missing Info.plist keys, and applies UX patterns that avoid dark patterns and App Store rejection.

Does this consent flow generator support CCPA and DPDP regulations alongside GDPR?

Yes, this consent flow generator supports CCPA and DPDP regulations alongside GDPR. It applies regulation-specific defaults and generates granular category consent enums to ensure your Apple platform app complies with multiple global privacy jurisdictions.

How do I export a JSON audit log for privacy DSAR requests in iOS?

To export a JSON audit log for privacy DSAR requests in iOS, you must persist user consent decisions and format them for retrieval. This Skill generates Swift 5.9+ code that records per-category decisions, prunes entries per retention policies, and exports JSON audit logs.

Can I use this to add a privacy preferences screen in Settings without dark patterns?

Yes, you can use this to add a privacy preferences screen in Settings without dark patterns. It generates human-readable explanations for essential, analytics, marketing, personalization, and functional categories, ensuring transparent UX design for your iOS app.

When should I not use a generated privacy consent flow for my app?

You should not use a generated privacy consent flow if your app targets platforms below iOS 16 or Swift versions under 5.9. This Skill specifically targets Apple platform apps and relies on modern SwiftUI capabilities for first-launch banners and ATT integration.