What problem does it solve? Web developers building native macOS apps repeatedly hit platform-specific pitfalls—focus-stealing windows, invisible menu bar icons, broken global shortcuts, and flipped coordinate systems—that have no web equivalent. This Skill provides correct, working SwiftUI and AppKit patterns so generated macOS code works the first time. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Menu Bar Apps: Build menu-bar-only apps with SwiftUI MenuBarExtra or AppKit NSStatusItem, including template icons, popovers, and Dock icon toggling via activation policies. - Floating Panels & Window Levels: Create non-activating NSPanel overlays with correct window levels, collection behaviors, and screen-capture exclusion. - System Integration: Register Carbon global hotkeys, handle file pickers, pasteboard operations, drag and drop, launch-at-login via SMAppService, Quick Look previews, and ScreenCaptureKit captures. - Use Case: When asked to build a floating screenshot annotation tool, consult this Skill to correctly configure a borderless non-activating NSPanel that floats above fullscreen apps and stays invisible to screen recording. ## Quick Start Use the macos-patterns skill to review my SwiftUI code for a menu bar app and fix any native macOS pattern mistakes.