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build-ios-appslisted

Build, sign, install, and publish iOS apps using the Vibecode signing service. Use when the user wants to build an iOS app from source, sign an iOS app, install on their iPhone, register a device, set up Apple Developer auth, publish to the App Store or TestFlight, submit for review, or work with the iOS build/sign/distribute/publish pipeline. Also triggers for "test on device", "put this on my phone", "ship it to my iPhone", "publish to App Store", "submit my app", "push to TestFlight", "send for review", or any request to get a Swift/iOS app running on a real device or shipped to App Store Connect.
hungv47/meta-skills · ★ 9 · AI & Automation · score 72
Install: claude install-skill hungv47/meta-skills
> **Attribution.** This skill was authored by the **Chorus team** — all credit to **Riley Brown**, **Ash Nanda**, and the rest of Chorus. It is vendored into the forsvn-skills stack unmodified for end-to-end iOS build/sign/install/publish capability. The `ios-cli` binary, the Vibecode signing service it talks to, and the bootstrap template are Chorus intellectual property; this repository redistributes them as-is. > > **Exception policy.** This skill is the **sole intentional exception** to the forsvn-skills quality bar (multi-agent orchestration, critic gates, anti-sycophancy mechanisms). It is included because the iOS build/sign/install/publish capability is high-value and not feasible to reproduce in the stack's native shape. Do not treat this as precedent for additional vendored skills — every other addition must clear the quality bar described in the repo's CLAUDE.md. # iOS App Build, Sign, Install & Publish <!-- BUDGET_EXCEPTION: Vendored Chorus skill, redistributed unmodified — the sole intentional exception to the stack's quality bar (see attribution block above). The deep-tier token cap does not apply. --> Build Swift apps, sign them with Apple credentials, install on iPhones via OTA, and publish to App Store Connect (production review or TestFlight). ## CRITICAL RULES 1. **NEVER use Xcode, xcodebuild, or xcrun.** You do not have Xcode access. ALL building is done through the cloud build pipeline via `./ios-cli`. 2. **NEVER make raw HTTP/curl calls to the signi