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To enforce design system compliance in SwiftUI code, this Skill reviews your files against project theme tokens and architecture rules to identify hardcoded styles and layout violations. It scans key theme files to guide automated checks and manual review workflows.

Yes, you can automate SwiftUI code reviews to catch hardcoded styles before building. This Skill scans your Swift files against design tokens and CLAUDE.md architecture rules, flagging non-compliant patterns and ensuring component reuse before compilation.

For a SwiftUI architecture review, you need CLAUDE.md and core theme files including DarkFantasyTheme.swift, ButtonStyles.swift, LayoutConstants.swift, and MotionConstants.swift. These files provide the token references and design rules required to guide the automated checks.

This code review tool works with existing iOS project components by scanning SwiftUI files to verify token safety and architecture pattern adherence. It requires no external dependencies, relying solely on your project's referenced theme files and CLAUDE.md guidelines.

Your SwiftUI layout patterns are failing design system checks because they likely contain hardcoded styles instead of using designated design tokens. This Skill cross-references your code against LayoutConstants.swift and ButtonStyles.swift to identify non-compliant layout patterns.

The best way to review SwiftUI code for token safety and architecture rules is to cross-reference files against CLAUDE.md and core theme files. This Skill augments manual review workflows with automated scanning to ensure strict design system compliance.