cupertinoOffline, citable search over Apple developer documentation with the cupertino CLI (verified against cupertino v1.5.0). Use for any Apple API or Swift question: looking up SwiftUI, UIKit, AppKit, Foundation, or other framework symbols, checking signatures, availability, and deprecations, reading Appl
ios-simulator-ui-flowAutonomous iOS Simulator UI verification flow for iOS apps. Use when asked to test on simulator, verify UI, check a screen, run and screenshot, inspect the accessibility tree, interact with an app via AXe, or after UI changes that need visual verification. Orchestrates build, install, launch, log ca
miseManage mise-en-place (`mise`): dev tool versions and backends, project config (`mise.toml`, `.mise.toml`, `.tool-versions`, `.miserc.toml`, `config.override.toml`), shell activation and shims, env vars and config environments, tasks (writing, debugging, caching, `mise run --affected`), hooks, genera
replayHTTP recording, playback, and stubbing for Swift tests with the Replay framework (HAR fixtures + Swift Testing traits). Use when the user mentions Replay, the .replay(...) trait, or HAR fixtures; writes or reviews a Swift @Test that hits the network, or wants VCR-style tests that stub URLSession or
visionos-agentsRouter for Apple Vision Pro / visionOS spatial computing development. Use when building a visionOS app and choosing which specialized skill applies: spatial SwiftUI, RealityKit (rendering, animation/physics, audio, custom ECS), ARKit providers (world/plane/hand/scene/image/object tracking, camera ac