swift-concurrency-pro

To check Swift concurrency issues, review the codebase against Swift 6.2+ strict concurrency checks to identify actor reentrancy, unstructured Task usage, and improper isolation boundaries. This process generates a structured report with concrete remediation steps and prioritized fixes.

The best way to fix actor reentrancy and cancellation bugs in async Swift code is to validate actor isolation boundaries and ensure proper cancellation handling. Reference guided diagnostics help identify common pitfalls and return concrete, prioritized remediation steps.

To review bridging between sync and async APIs in Swift, analyze the boundaries where legacy synchronous code interacts with modern async functions. This identifies potential concurrency correctness issues and provides specific remediation steps for safe interop.

Yes, this concurrency review supports async streams and unstructured Task usage diagnostics. It enforces structured concurrency principles, flags unstructured Task implementations, and provides reference-guided fixes to ensure modern Swift API adherence.

Swift 6.2 strict concurrency checks often fail across modules due to improper actor isolation, unstructured Task usage, or unsafe sync and async bridging. A targeted code review identifies these exact concurrency correctness issues and provides prioritized fixes.

To get a structured report of async/await code review findings, run a full concurrency review on the target Swift project. The report references provided documentation, enforces core instructions, and returns concrete remediation steps with prioritized fixes.