ios-build-runner

To compile an iOS app from the command line, this Skill automates `xcodebuild` or `swift build` commands. It detects your `.xcworkspace`, `.xcodeproj`, or `Package.swift` files and returns a concise summary of build outcomes.

The best way to check if a Swift package compiles before committing is to run an automated build process. This Skill executes `swift build` and provides summarized outcomes including errors and warnings, avoiding verbose logs.

Yes, this build tool automatically detects Xcode project types. It identifies `.xcworkspace`, `.xcodeproj`, and Swift Package Manager manifests to determine the correct build command without manual configuration.

To get summarized iOS build errors instead of verbose logs, use an automated command-line builder. This Skill runs `xcodebuild` and returns only a summary of build results, errors, and warnings.

Yes, you can build both iOS applications and Swift packages with the same tool. This Skill automates the compilation process using `xcodebuild` for apps and `swift build` for packages.

A limitation of automating iOS builds via command line is that this Skill provides only summarized outcomes without verbose logging. It focuses on compiling apps and packages to verify success rather than detailed debugging.