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Automates SwiftUI iOS app creation and MCP-driven build/preview/test workflows (Xcode 26.3 + Ralph OG).
Provides a complete skill for bootstrapping, styling, building, previewing and iterating on native iOS apps using SwiftUI and Xcode 26.3 via the MCP bridge. Includes commands to initialize a project, start an autonomous Ralph OG development loop, apply design systems (glassmorphism, liquid glass, etc.), capture SwiftUI previews, and run builds/tests through MCP tools.
Use this skill when you need to quickly scaffold a SwiftUI/Xcode project, run MCP-driven builds and previews, automate an autonomous development loop (Ralph OG) for feature work, or apply consistent design tokens and styles across an iOS app. Ideal for iOS engineers leveraging Claude Code/Xcode MCP integration.
Best suited for agents with Xcode/CLI integration (Claude Code, MCP-enabled agents that can run Bash/xcrun/xcodebuild and interact with file system).
A SwiftUI iOS app development skill that integrates with Xcode MCP tools and a Ralph OG autonomous development loop. The SKILL.md is well-documented with clear commands, design style options, and SwiftUI patterns. The bundled loop script runs claude -p --dangerously-skip-permissions in an infinite loop, which is a significant security concern as it disables all safety checks. The script failed in testing because it requires a .ralph-og/PROMPT.md file to exist. JSON parsing in the script uses fragile grep-based patterns instead of a proper JSON tool.
xcodebuildclaude (Claude Code CLI)xcodebuildmcp (npm)The --dangerously-skip-permissions flag in the loop script is the main concern. While not malicious, it instructs the agent to bypass all permission prompts in an unattended loop, which is a safety risk. The skill is well-structured and documented, but only useful in a narrow macOS+iOS+Xcode context. Referenced files (styles/, references/, templates/) are mentioned in SKILL.md but not bundled in the skill package.