bootstrap-ios

# Bootstrap iOS Use this as the single entry point before touching an Apple-platform app. It is a router skill: discover the project, load only the references needed for the current job, verify that build/test tools exist, then act. The default posture is conservative: - Build and test before judging code. - Prefer modern Swift, SwiftUI, Observation, Swift Concurrency, Swift Testing, SwiftData, and current Xcode APIs. - Avoid deprecated APIs unless the deployment target requires them. - Use XcodeBuildMCP or an agent-friendly build script instead of raw, unfiltered `xcodebuild` output when possible. - Load focused skill packs on demand. Do not dump every Swift rule into context. ## First move 1. Detect surfaces: iOS, iPadOS, macOS, mixed web/native, SwiftPM, Xcode project/workspace, Tuist, XcodeGen, CocoaPods, or buildable folders. 2. Read [references/workflow.md](references/workflow.md). 3. If the task involves setup or machine bootstrap, read [references/install-and-bootstrap.md](references/install-and-bootstrap.md). 4. If the task involves building, running, simulator, tests, or debugging, read [references/xcodebuildmcp.md](references/xcodebuildmcp.md). 5. Pick only the external skill packs relevant to the current task from [references/skill-map.md](references/skill-map.md). ## Mode picker | User asks for... | Load | |---|---| | "Bootstrap iOS", "install my iOS skills", "one command" | `install-and-bootstrap.md` | | Build, test, simulator, logs, debug...