SwiftUI Design Skill

Trust Score 88/100

Design-focused SwiftUI skill that guides creation and review of iOS/macOS interfaces using six anti-slop rules, brand asset protocol, and a 5-dimension review w

triggers:swiftui designui reviewanti-ai-slopbrand assetsdesign directionprototypetypography

GitHub SKILL.md

What it does

This skill provides a practical workflow and set of rules for producing high-quality SwiftUI interfaces. It codifies six anti- AI-slop design principles, a Brand Asset Protocol for integrating real brand assets, and a multi-phase design-direction workflow that produces 2–3 distinct directions followed by a 5-dimension review checklist. The skill includes code snippets for design tokens, layout guidance, typography scales, and actionable review checklists to ensure designs are production-ready.

When to use it

Use when designing new SwiftUI screens, creating prototypes, performing UI reviews to remove generic or AI-generated artifacts, integrating branding into apps, or choosing a visual style when requirements are vague. Not intended for low-level SwiftUI debugging or accessibility-only tasks (refer to specialist SwiftUI expert skills for those).

What's included

Scripts: none present but extensive references and templates (design tokens, brand-spec template, references/*.md).
References: layout patterns, typography-color guidelines, anti-AI-slop rules, design-review checklist, SwiftUI code examples.
Instructions: step-by-step Design Direction workflow, tokenized design-system examples, and validation checklist.

Compatible agents

Made for agent runtimes that can assist with UI design workflows and produce code snippets (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, similar).

Audit Summary

SwiftUI design guidance skill focused on avoiding generic AI-generated UI patterns. Provides 6 anti-slop principles, a brand asset protocol, design direction workflow, and SwiftUI design workflow with design tokens. No scripts or executable code — purely instructional. Well-written with clear triggers, practical checklists, and a topic router, though references and templates referenced aren't bundled.

Watch Out

References directory files (anti-ai-slop.md, layout-patterns.md, etc.) and templates are not bundled — skill may feel incomplete without them
No executable validation — relies on manual checklist review

Notes

Pure design guidance skill with no security concerns whatsoever. Well-structured and practical for its niche. Main weakness is unbundled references/templates which reduces out-of-the-box usefulness.

Information

Repository: swiftui-design-skill
Stars: 127

Trust Score

Overall88

Security100

Code Quality78

Architecture72

Usefulness68

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