settings-screen

Generate modular SwiftUI Settings UIs for iOS and macOS apps.

Updated Jun 2, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/ano4l/SiteRent --skill settings-screen-ano4l
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Skill: settings-screen
Source: https://github.com/ano4l/SiteRent/tree/main/skills/generators/settings-screen
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/ano4l/SiteRent --skill settings-screen-ano4l

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Creating reusable, scalable Settings UIs for iOS and macOS apps to reduce boilerplate and ensure consistency across platforms.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Centralized sections for Appearance, Account, Notifications, About, and Legal
  • Platform-aware templates and SwiftUI integration for iOS and macOS
  • Use cases include rapid scaffolding for new apps and updating existing projects

Quick Start

Provide your project context and selected sections, and the generator will scaffold a production-ready Settings UI

Frequently Asked Questions about settings-screen

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I generate a cross-platform settings UI in SwiftUI for iOS and macOS?

You generate a cross-platform settings UI by providing project context and selected sections to automatically scaffold SwiftUI templates for iOS and macOS. This reduces boilerplate and ensures UI consistency across both platforms.

What sections are typically included when scaffolding a settings screen for Apple platforms?

Scaffolding a settings screen typically includes centralized sections for Appearance, Account, Notifications, About, and Legal. These modular sections adapt to project conventions and platform patterns for both iOS and macOS apps.

Can I use generated settings templates for both new apps and existing SwiftUI projects?

Yes, you can use generated settings templates for both new apps and existing SwiftUI projects. The generator adapts to your project conventions, allowing rapid scaffolding for new apps and seamless integration when updating existing projects.

What's the best way to reduce boilerplate when creating preferences screens in SwiftUI?

The best way to reduce boilerplate when creating preferences screens is to automate the creation of modular, platform-aware templates. This approach generates core files and integration code that adapt to project conventions for centralized preferences.

Does the generated settings UI code adapt to existing project conventions on iOS and macOS?

Yes, the generated settings UI code adapts to existing project conventions on iOS and macOS. The generator produces core files, templates, and integration code that follow platform patterns while applying centralized preferences across your SwiftUI application.