Xcode
claudeWork with Xcode projects from Claude Code: build, run, and test schemes, render SwiftUI previews, drive simulators and devices, read build logs and diagnostics, and search Apple developer documentation.
Skills for credible Modelica models, plus the `modelica` MCP server (OpenModelica adapter; Dymola planned)
Plugin modelica-skills from marketplace faveric-modelica-skills in faveric/faveric-modelica-skills. Commands read from the repo's manifest — 4 days ago.
This plugin runs code on your machine — it starts local MCP servers. The exact commands are listed below; read them before installing.
approve-lessonsReview the learner's candidates for the library overlay one by one and approve, edit or reject each. Nothing enters the library without this step.
calibrateFit model parameters to data without hiding structural errors in the parameters and without validating on the fitted data.
cite-sourceRegister a published source for an equation, correlation or constant used in a model, with where it is in the source, its valid range, and a check that it was transcribed correctly. Use the moment one appears.
credibility-recordCreate and update the record that travels with a model: what it is for, its limits, which checks passed, and what status it may claim. Detects when the record is out of date.
diagnosing-simulationStep-by-step method for models that will not translate, start, or finish, or that run and give wrong results.
implementBuild a task: write the failing check first, then the smallest model change that passes it, citing sources, updating the record once and closing the task with a short conclusion.
interview-failed-issueQuestion session for a closed issue whose Outcome is missed: diagnose why from the existing evidence, rank the hypotheses, and end in recover, accept or stop. Writes the failure note, never code.
interview-modelQuestion session that fixes what a model is for, its physics, ranges and sources before any Modelica is written. Updates the glossary and records decisions.
learn-from-issueUse after an issue's conclusion is written: collect the issue's evidence and propose at most three lessons or library skills for the overlay. Proposes only; never installs.
model-designHouse rules for writing Modelica components across any domain: small models, clear acausal interfaces, units everywhere, range guards, bidirectional causality, no magic numbers. Use when writing or reviewing Modelica.
review-modelReview a finished issue in two independent passes (code standards, fidelity to the issue), check that the record does not claim more than the evidence, conclude the issue, run the learner and offer a PR.
setup-modelica-skillsOne-time setup of a Modelica library repo for these skills: simulation engine (CLI/Docker or MCP server), where tasks, issues, references, and library overlays live.
startsessionEntry point for a working session: shows where each issue stands, asks what to do now, and suggests exactly one next command. Changes nothing.
to-issueTurn the conversation into a model issue whose machine-readable header holds the facts (use, ranges, sources, tolerances, deliverables). Does not interview.
to-tasksSplit an issue into vertical slices, each adding one behaviour to the model as a complete mini-issue (problem, model, run, compare, answer) that one agent can open and close alone.
verify-physicsRun the model checks G1-G10, decide which status the evidence allows, and write results to the record. Use after any model change and before claiming a status.
interviewingInterview the user about a plan or model, one question at a time with a recommended answer, until nothing is left open. Used by interview-model and calibrate.
modelicaruns: uv run --quiet --with mcp>=1.2,<2 --with pyyaml python ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/server/modelica_mcp.py
dymolaruns: uv run --quiet --with mcp>=1.2,<2 python ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/server/dymola_mcp.py
Work with Xcode projects from Claude Code: build, run, and test schemes, render SwiftUI previews, drive simulators and devices, read build logs and diagnostics, and search Apple developer documentation.
Compliance OS — meta-orchestrator for multi-framework compliance programs spanning 9 frameworks (ISO 27001, ISO 13485, ISO 42001, ISO 14971, EU AI Act, MDR 745, GDPR, SOC 2, FDA QSR). Framework selector, cross-framework control mapper, audit simulator, and consolidated evidence-pool generator (stdlib Python), plus 3 cs-* compliance agents and 3 /cs-* readiness commands.
9 skills · 8 agents
Bevy 0.20, pygame-ce 2.5.8, LÖVE 11.5, Defold 1.14.1, and Roblox skills (Luau, DataStores, UI, networking, characters, physics, Studio, simulator economy).
80 skills
Find the right NVIDIA skill for GPU acceleration, CUDA, AI agents, data loading, training, inference, robotics, Physical AI, Omniverse, simulation, and other NVIDIA-powered workflows.
1 skill
Commands for scenario simulation and decision modeling
8 commands
Control and stream a running iOS, iPad, or Apple Watch Simulator with serve-sim — taps, gestures, hardware buttons, rotation, camera injection, and the live preview.
4 skills
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