swift-concurrency-pro

To review Swift concurrency code, analyze your project to identify correctness issues with actor isolation and async/await. It enforces checks for structured concurrency, cancellation handling, and bridging between sync and async code to ensure safety.

Structured concurrency in Swift manages task hierarchies to prevent data races by enforcing actor isolation and safe async/await usage. It ensures tasks are properly scoped and cancelled, avoiding subtle concurrency issues found in unstructured task execution.

Handling cancellation in Swift async sequences requires checking cancellation states within task hierarchies. Analyze your code to ensure proper cancellation propagation, avoiding abandoned tasks and ensuring structured concurrency safely tears down async operations.

Yes, this concurrency review works with Swift 6.2 and structured concurrency patterns. It is designed for iOS and macOS projects leveraging async/await, actors, and async sequences, ensuring modern API usage and correct actor isolation across your codebase.

The best way to refactor unstructured Task usage into structured concurrency is by analyzing your code to identify misuses, then applying remediation guidance with concrete examples. It enforces proper task hierarchies and actor isolation to improve reliability.

Subtle races in Swift occur when bridging between sync and async code due to incorrect actor isolation and misuses of structured concurrency. Analyze your codebase to identify these concurrency issues and receive practical remediation guidance for safer patterns.