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Browse published AI skills maintained by nguyennamkkb. Compare skill descriptions and follow each source repository for setup instructions.

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ios-ui-ux

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UI/UX design principles for iOS. Use when designing screens, making UI look good, user flow design, handling loading states, empty states, error states, animations, navigation patterns, accessibility, dark mode...

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ios-architecture

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SwiftUI project structure. Use when creating new projects, new features, new screens, file placement, file naming, folder organization, code refactoring, ViewModel separation, standard directory structure, MVVM...

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mcp-figma

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Figma integration for design specs. Use when getting colors, typography, spacing from Figma, exporting component specs, syncing design tokens, implementing UI from Figma design.

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dev-spec-driven

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Spec-driven development workflow for iOS. Use when creating new features, writing requirements, design documents, implementation plans, EARS notation, user stories, acceptance criteria, property-based testing.

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mcp-xcode

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Build and test iOS apps with Xcode. Use when building projects, running tests, checking errors, getting build logs, listing schemes, clean builds, archiving apps.

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ios-components

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Create UI components for SwiftUI. Use when creating buttons, cards, input fields, modals, bottom sheets, loading views, empty states, creating components from design images, coding UI from Figma, making custom...

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ios-debug

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Debug and fix iOS/Swift errors. Use when encountering compile errors, runtime errors, crashes, memory leaks, performance issues, SwiftUI preview not working, build failures.

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