ios-testing
iOS testing expert for XCTest and test automation. Use when writing unit tests, UI tests, performance tests, mocking, test doubles, or setting up test infrastructure.
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iOS testing expert for XCTest and test automation. Use when writing unit tests, UI tests, performance tests, mocking, test doubles, or setting up test infrastructure.
Senior iOS Release Manager that reviews SwiftUI codebases for release readiness. Analyzes UX flows, UI consistency, edge cases, error handling, accessibility, and App Store compliance. Use when preparing an iOS...
iOS debugging expert for troubleshooting and profiling. Use when working with Instruments, Time Profiler, Memory Graph, LLDB, breakpoints, console logging, or performance analysis.
Senior Swift/SwiftUI performance expert for code optimization and review. Use when analyzing Swift code for performance issues, hangs, lag, memory leaks, main thread blocking, slow UI, or when the user asks to...
Swift architecture expert for app structure and patterns. Use when working with MVVM, @Observable, ObservableObject, dependency injection, state management, or designing app architecture.
Senior Swift/SwiftUI code reviewer that analyzes feature flows, logic, and code quality. Use when reviewing Swift code, checking if features work correctly, finding bugs, or asking for code improvements. Perfor...
iOS accessibility expert for inclusive app design. Use when working with VoiceOver, Dynamic Type, accessibility labels, traits, hints, color contrast, or assistive technologies.
Swift concurrency expert for async programming. Use when working with async/await, actors, Task, TaskGroup, MainActor, Sendable, continuations, or managing concurrent operations.
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