Shared SwiftUI App Workflow

Build, debug, profile, and ship shared SwiftUI apps across iOS and macOS.

Updated Feb 25, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/Adrian-opo/multitool-app --skill shared-swiftui-app-workflow-adrian-opo
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Skill: Shared SwiftUI App Workflow
Source: https://github.com/Adrian-opo/multitool-app/tree/main/.agents/skills/shared-swiftui-app-workflow
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Adrian-opo/multitool-app --skill shared-swiftui-app-workflow-adrian-opo

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Build, debug, profile, and ship a shared SwiftUI app across iOS and macOS.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Create a multiplatform Xcode project with a single shared codebase for SwiftUI views and models.
  • Set up targets, schemes, and configurations for iOS, macOS, and Catalyst where appropriate.
  • Manage dependencies with Swift Package Manager and CocoaPods, including cross-target sharing.
  • Apply MVVM or The Composable Architecture (TCA) to structure SwiftUI code for testability and scalability.
  • Establish robust debugging, profiling, testing, and CI/CD workflows (Xcode Cloud and GitHub Actions) for end-to-end delivery.
  • Ensure proper code signing, provisioning, and distribution to TestFlight or App Store.

Quick Start

Create a minimal multiplatform Xcode project with a shared SwiftUI view and MVVM setup to validate the workflow

Frequently Asked Questions about Shared SwiftUI App Workflow

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I set up a shared SwiftUI codebase for iOS and macOS in Xcode?

A shared SwiftUI codebase uses a multiplatform Xcode project where targets, schemes, and configurations are set for iOS, macOS, and Catalyst. This allows SwiftUI views and models to share a single codebase across platforms.

What is the best way to structure a SwiftUI app for testability and scalability?

Structuring a SwiftUI app for testability and scalability involves applying MVVM or The Composable Architecture (TCA). These patterns organize SwiftUI code to enable robust debugging, profiling, and testing workflows.

How do I configure CI/CD pipelines for a multiplatform SwiftUI app?

Configuring CI/CD pipelines for a multiplatform SwiftUI app uses Xcode Cloud and GitHub Actions to establish end-to-end delivery workflows. These tools handle automated testing, code signing, and provisioning.

Can I manage Swift Package Manager and CocoaPods dependencies across shared iOS and macOS targets?

Yes, you can manage dependencies with Swift Package Manager and CocoaPods across shared iOS and macOS targets. The workflow supports cross-target sharing to ensure dependencies are available where needed.

How do I distribute a multiplatform SwiftUI app to TestFlight?

Distributing a multiplatform SwiftUI app to TestFlight requires proper code signing and provisioning. The automated delivery pipeline established via CI/CD handles the distribution to TestFlight or the App Store.

Do I need separate targets for iOS, macOS, and Catalyst when sharing SwiftUI code?

You need to set up targets, schemes, and configurations for iOS, macOS, and Catalyst where appropriate. This ensures the shared SwiftUI codebase runs correctly across each specific platform.