Generate SwiftUI components that follow the <YOUR_APP> design system.
npx skills add https://github.com/bzellman/earp-kit --skill ios-design-bzellman
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: ios-design Source: https://github.com/bzellman/earp-kit/tree/main/skills/project/your-monorepo/ios-design Command: npx skills add https://github.com/bzellman/earp-kit --skill ios-design-bzellman
Design and implement production-grade SwiftUI interfaces that conform to the <YOUR_APP> design system while aligning with Apple Human Interface Guidelines.
Describe the UI you want and let Claude guide you from design planning to SwiftUI implementation.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To generate SwiftUI views that match your design system, describe the UI you need and the system guides you through library selection, clarifying questions, design planning, and production-ready code generation. It ensures token usage and accessibility compliance throughout the process.
The best way to align SwiftUI components with Apple Human Interface Guidelines is to use a plan-to-code workflow that gathers design library preferences and visual references before implementation. This ensures token usage and accessibility standards are met during UI pattern creation.
Yes, you can use design tokens to build a SwiftUI component library by coordinating iOS UI design through a multi-step process. This process involves selecting design libraries, answering clarifying questions, and generating production-ready code that adheres to your system.
Yes, this approach works for creating new screens and UI patterns by guiding you from design planning to SwiftUI implementation. It is specifically applicable to requests for new views and ensures the output conforms to your design system and accessibility requirements.
The design-to-code workflow handles visual references by gathering them alongside design library preferences and requirements before implementation. This ensures the generated SwiftUI code accurately reflects the intended UI patterns and design system constraints.
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