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"Resources or examples for coding in iOS Swift" matching MCP tools:

  • Combine version info, syntax reference, and relevant examples for a repository in one call, saving time and tokens when starting a coding session.
    MIT
  • Compile TypeScript defineIntent() calls into native Swift App Intent code. Returns generated Swift or diagnostics on validation failure.
    Apache 2.0
  • Validate Swift source against Apple-specific build-time rules (AX700–AX749) including Swift 6 concurrency and Live Activities. Run before build to catch issues.
    Apache 2.0
  • Search iOS Human Interface Guidelines or Android Material 3 design patterns to implement platform-specific UI/UX with cross-platform code examples for Flutter and React Native.
    MIT
  • Retrieve curated Swift/SwiftUI patterns from trusted free sources like Swift by Sundell and SwiftLee. Get conceptual guidance and real-world code examples for topics such as SwiftUI, async-await, and testing.
    MIT

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    An MCP server providing curated Swift and SwiftUI best practices from leading iOS developers, including patterns and real-world code examples from Swift by Sundell, SwiftLee, and other trusted sources.
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    Enables AI agents to drive an iPhone or iOS Simulator through 30 tools and 4 resources, using an observe/act/verify loop with built-in safety approvals.
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  • Build, run, and inspect iOS apps in disposable hosted Simulators from cloud coding agents.

  • Retrieve a symbol's signature, documentation, examples, and tests to prepare for coding. Returns ok=false and SYMBOL_NOT_FOUND if the symbol is missing.
    BSD 3-Clause
  • Builds a Swift Package Manager package using swift build instead of Xcode. Offers options for target, build configuration, and package path.
    MIT
  • Builds and runs XCTest / Swift Testing on an iOS simulator, returning per-test results and compile errors.
    MIT
  • Update Swift package dependencies in your project using Swift Package Manager, refreshing all packages or targeting a specific one with an optional branch, version, or revision.
    MIT
  • Run tests for a Swift Package Manager package using swift test from the command line. Avoids launching Xcode, with options for filtering tests and verbose output.
    MIT
  • Scan workspace source files to detect layer boundary violations, circular dependencies, and improper coupling across Python, Rust, Go, Node.js, Java, Swift, and Kotlin.
    MIT
  • Generate Swift Package documentation with DocC, saving to a specified directory. Optionally open in browser or prepare for static hosting.
    MIT
  • Build Swift packages using swift build with options for target, configuration, architecture, and parse-as-library flag support.
    MIT
  • Run executable targets from Swift packages using swift run. Specify package path, executable name, arguments, and build configuration to execute Swift code.
    MIT
  • Retrieve Swift code examples for LDK operations including channel setup, peer connections, event handling, persistence, network sync, fee estimation, routing, and background tasks to accelerate iOS Lightning wallet development.
    MIT
  • Execute Swift Package tests using swift test command. Specify package path, test product, filters, build configuration, parallel execution, code coverage, and @main support options.
    MIT
  • Retrieve CPU utilization from Cisco devices running IOS, IOS-XE, or NX-OS. Use it to monitor CPU load and diagnose performance problems.
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