xcode-makefiles

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Install strict Xcode Makefile tooling for iOS/macOS projects, including build/run/test scripts with AGENT_NAME-based per-agent isolation under build/. Use when a project needs reproducible local CLI builds without full app scaffolding.

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# Xcode Makefiles ## Overview Paul Solt Paul@SuperEasyApps.com Version: 0.9.8 Install a focused Makefile + scripts toolkit into an existing or newly scaffolded Xcode project. Canonical conventions: - `AGENT_NAME` is the only agent env var. - Per-agent paths live under `build/`: - `build/DerivedData/<AGENT_NAME>` - `build/logs/<AGENT_NAME>` - `build/cache/<AGENT_NAME>` - `build/tmp/<AGENT_NAME>` ## Install ```bash skills/xcode-makefiles/scripts/install.sh \ --project-dir /path/to/project \ --app-name WalkTrack \ --platform ios ``` Common flags: - `--project-dir PATH` required - `--mode install|upgrade` default `install` - `--dry-run` preview changes only Toolkit flags: - `--app-name NAME` required - `--platform ios|macos` required - `--sim-name NAME` optional, defaults to `auto` for iOS - `--namespace NAME` optional, installs `Makefile.NAME` and `scripts/NAME/` Installed scripts include: - `scripts/atomic_commit.sh` - `scripts/xcbuild.sh` - `scripts/resolve_agent_name.sh` - `scripts/resolve_sim_destination.sh` - `scripts/diagnose.sh` - `scripts/run_app_macos.sh` - `scripts/run_app_ios_sim.sh` - `scripts/clean.sh` - `scripts/move_to_trash.sh` ## Targets Installed Make targets are intentionally minimal: - `make diagnose` - `make build` - `make test` - `make run` - `make build-and-run` - `make build-and-run-background` - `make clean` - `make agent-verify`

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Author
robertguss
Repository
robertguss/claude-code-toolkit
Created
6 months ago
Last Updated
1 weeks ago
Language
Shell
License
MIT

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