macios-binding-creator

You can automate C# bindings for Apple frameworks by running the macios-binding-creator skill, which handles the end-to-end workflow from parsing .todo files to generating, building, and validating bindings.

Implementing .todo entries involves reading the .todo files, generating the required C# bindings, building the project, and validating the output using xtro, Cecil, and introspection tests across iOS, macOS, tvOS, and Mac Catalyst.

Yes, generating dotnet/macios bindings requires a checked-out repository and a properly configured Xcode environment, as the workflow enforces strong gating on these prerequisites before processing new Apple frameworks.

Yes, you can update and adapt existing bindings for new Xcode SDK releases across iOS, macOS, tvOS, and Mac Catalyst by processing the updated framework definitions through the automated binding workflow.

Binding validation works by running introspection tests alongside xtro and Cecil to verify the generated C# bindings against the original Apple frameworks across all supported platforms.

The best way to create bindings for AVFoundation, UIKit, or AppKit is to use the automated binding workflow, which reads .todo entries and generates, builds, and validates the C# output for these specific Apple frameworks.