ios-swift-orchestrator

Route iOS Swift tasks by reading a routing guide that evaluates task type and risk to activate the correct sub-skill, such as ios-multi-agent-dev or swift-master. It enforces serial execution by default and escalates only after verification.

Orchestrate a Swift 6 migration by using a routing guide to select a single main sub-skill, enforcing sequential activation with a final verification step. Optional sub-skill chaining supports multi-skill expertise when required for complex migrations.

No, this routing approach enforces serial execution by default for iOS bug fixes and refactors. It escalates to the next sub-skill only after verifying the previous step, ensuring safe sequential activation across the delivery workflow.

Yes, you can use this orchestrator for SwiftUI and SwiftData concurrency code reviews. It routes the task between multi-agent delivery workflow and deep Swift domain expertise to determine the optimal combination of sub-skills.

Chain multiple sub-skills for an iOS feature delivery when multi-skill expertise is explicitly required. The orchestrator applies optional sub-skill chaining after checking routing rules to determine task type, risk, and the optimal path.

Your iOS task requires explicit activation of sub-skills to enforce sequential activation with a final verification step. This ensures the routing guide determines the correct combination of ios-multi-agent-dev, swift-master, or claude-code-bridge before proceeding.