Implement TipKit-based onboarding tips with rule-based eligibility in SwiftUI.
npx skills add https://github.com/FelixRauch/medat-figuren --skill tipkit-felixrauch
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: tipkit Source: https://github.com/FelixRauch/medat-figuren/tree/main/.agents/skills/tipkit Command: npx skills add https://github.com/FelixRauch/medat-figuren --skill tipkit-felixrauch
This Skill helps iOS apps add feature discovery and onboarding tips without manually tracking when users have learned each feature, so tips appear at the right moments and stop after they’re no longer helpful.
TipView and anchored popovers via popoverTip, including custom presentation styles.Use Case: When a user repeatedly uses a basic workflow, the app can detect the pattern via TipKit events and then show a single, contextual shortcut tip until the user acts.
Configure TipKit once in your app entry (App.init) and create a Tip with a title plus rules so it becomes eligible only when the user state or event thresholds are met.
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Contextual onboarding tips in SwiftUI use TipKit to display feature discovery hints only when users meet defined eligibility rules. You configure TipKit in App.init and conform to the Tip protocol with parameter or event-based rules.
Coach marks in iOS 17 are best displayed using TipKit's popoverTip modifier to anchor popovers to specific UI elements. This approach provides contextual hints without manually tracking user interaction states.
To configure TipKit for first-run onboarding, initialize it in App.init and define Tip objects with titles, messages, and images. You apply parameter-based or event-based rules to control when each tip becomes eligible.
You can sequence multiple feature discovery tips using TipGroup. This allows progressive disclosure of features by ordering tips and managing their invalidation behavior so they stop showing once no longer helpful.
TipKit works with both inline views and popover presentations in SwiftUI. You can use TipView for inline tip cards and popoverTip for anchored coach marks, including custom presentation styles for both approaches.
To stop a TipKit tip from displaying, you use event-based rules with Tips.Event to detect user interaction and invalidate the tip. Once the event threshold is met, the tip's eligibility rules evaluate to false and it stops showing.
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