Swift Ecosystem Patterns

Trust Score 84/100

Guidance and patterns for Swift (6.3) projects: package structure, language idioms, concurrency, tooling (swiftlint, swiftformat), testing, and build/test comma

triggers:swiftPackage.swiftswift buildswift testswiftlintswiftformatSwift 6.3

GitHub SKILL.md

What it does

This skill captures comprehensive Swift ecosystem best practices for cross-platform CLI and library development (Swift 6.3). It documents language patterns (value types, optionals, protocols, generics), concurrency and memory rules, package layout, tooling (SwiftLint, SwiftFormat, SourceKit-LSP), testing patterns, and recommended workflows for building and validating Swift packages.

When to use it

Use this skill when working on Swift projects — creating or reviewing Package.swift, running swift build/test, applying lint/format rules, or when making design choices about concurrency, error handling, and API design. It's useful during code reviews, migrations to Swift 6, or when setting up CI and developer tooling.

What's included

Scripts: none bundled, but exhaustive guidance, patterns, and example snippets are provided in the SKILL.md.
References: detailed patterns, decision trees, and best-practice rules for Swift development.
Instructions: conventions for Package.swift, swift build/test commands, swiftlint and formatting recommendations, and testing examples.

Compatible agents

Best for agents that provide coding assistance and documentation lookup (Claude Code, Copilot-style assistants, or any agent with access to repository files).

Audit Summary

Swift ecosystem reference skill providing language patterns, SPM configuration, toolchain guidance, and concurrency best practices. No scripts included — purely a knowledge document. Well-organized with XML structure covering type system, error handling, concurrency, testing, and toolchain config, but monolithic in a single large SKILL.md without references/ or scripts/ directories.

Watch Out

No scripts to execute — purely reference/knowledge content
References Context7 MCP plugin which requires separate setup
Monolithic single-file structure — very long SKILL.md

Notes

Clean reference skill with no security concerns. The skill is comprehensive as Swift documentation but lacks modularity. No scripts, no network calls, no credentials. The XML-based structure is well-organized but the entire skill is one large file which could benefit from splitting into references/ subdirectories.

Information

Repository: nixos-configuration
Stars: 67

Trust Score

Overall84

Security92

Code Quality78

Architecture72

Usefulness48

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