ShipSwift skill

A skill and MCP server with a library of ready SwiftUI components and recipes so the agent builds iOS screens from tested code instead of writing them from scra

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Why this level

  • The agent copies component Swift files from the catalog straight into your project
  • Extended recipes come from the remote MCP server at api.shipswift.app
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In your terminal, with SkillFoxx CLI

npx skillfoxx add skills/shipswift

Detects the agents on your machine, shows the access level and pins the version.

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Extended accessThe tool runs code or makes network calls and only reads external data.

  • The agent copies component Swift files from the catalog straight into your project
  • Extended recipes come from the remote MCP server at api.shipswift.app

This is third-party code. Review the repository files before installing.

What it does

ShipSwift gives the agent a catalog of ready SwiftUI components: animations, charts, UI elements and full modules like authentication, chat or a paywall. The skill installs via npx skills add and either reads component sources directly from the repository or, if the MCP server is also connected, gets access to an extended set of recipes with backend guidance. The agent picks the component the user asked for, copies its Swift source file into the project and adapts it instead of writing an animation or a chart from scratch.

Who it is for. For iOS developers building SwiftUI apps with an AI agent who want to rely on tested ready components instead of generating UI code from scratch.

Good fit when

  • You need a ready SwiftUI animation, chart or UI component rather than one written by the agent from scratch
  • You are assembling a multi-file module like authentication, chat or a settings screen from a template
  • You want a live recipe catalog with code examples the agent can search on request

Not a fit when

  • The project is not SwiftUI or not for iOS
  • You need a fully unique design rather than adapting a ready component
  • The paid Pro recipes (backend guides, compliance) are not available without a shipswift.app subscription

Example request

Add a shimmer loading animation from ShipSwift to this screen

Limitations

Some modules (SWPaywall, SWTikTokTracking) give only the iOS client for free, and the full recipe with backend and compliance is sold separately as a Pro subscription. Access to extended recipes over MCP requires connecting to the remote api.shipswift.app server. The library targets Swift and iOS 18 and above.

How to disable. Remove the installed skill from your agent's skills directory and drop shipswift from the MCP server list if it was connected.

FAQ

Is the MCP server required?

No, the local skills work offline and read component sources directly from the repository. The MCP server adds access to extra Pro recipes with backend guidance.

Can a component just be copied by hand?

Yes, each component in SWAnimation, SWChart and SWComponent is self-contained and can be copied from the repository into an Xcode project along with the SWUtil folder if needed.

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README in short

The README presents ShipSwift as an AI-native SwiftUI component library: animations, charts, UI elements and multi-file modules like authentication, face-detection camera, a paywall and chat. The main install path is a skill via npx skills add plus connecting the recipe-server MCP server over HTTP for Claude Code and Gemini CLI, with a separate repository covering MCP setup for other agents. The alternative is local skills without a server, or copying component files from the SWPackage folder straight into an Xcode project. MIT licensed.

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