charlesjones-dev/ai-swift
Catches Xcode Cloud and TestFlight blockers before upload (XcodeGen pbxproj drift, static build numbers, missing ci_scripts, macOS App Store entitlements/Info.plist, headless-CI keychain test failures, ad-hoc signing entitlement rejections, flaky-UITest release gating), diagnoses ITMS rejection emails and red CI logs, scaffolds Xcode Cloud CI, runs a local verify gate, and reviews Swift 6 strict-concurrency and SwiftUI code
Scaffold the repo side of Xcode Cloud for an XcodeGen / Tuist Swift project - generate ci_scripts/ci_post_clone.sh (regen + guarded CI_BUILD_NUMBER stamping), propose a unit-test-only CI scheme, print the exact App Store Connect workflow checklist, and optionally install an opt-in .githooks/pre-push gate. Shows diffs and confirms before writing.
Review Swift 6 strict-concurrency and SwiftUI code for idiom and build-breaking issues - non-Sendable across actor boundaries, @MainActor witness vs nonisolated protocol requirements, Combine/ObservableObject usage, force-unwraps, #Predicate macro limits, the 6.3.x Binding IRGen crash, missing #if os() guards, and unsafe escape hatches. Reports file:line with the fix and the why.
Diagnose a Swift / Xcode Cloud / TestFlight failure from a pasted red build log, an ITMS App Store rejection email, or a bare error code. Maps symptoms to root cause (ITMS-90242/90296/90683, errSec keychain codes, ad-hoc entitlement rejections, missing ci_scripts, signing errors) and prescribes the exact fix.
Audit a Swift / iOS / macOS repo for Xcode Cloud and TestFlight release blockers before upload - pbxproj drift, static build numbers, missing ci_scripts, macOS App Store entitlements/Info.plist, headless-CI keychain tests, ad-hoc signing entitlement rejections, and flaky-UITest release gating. Reports PASS/WARN/FAIL with file:line and fixes.
Run the right local verification gate for a Swift project - detect XcodeGen vs plain .xcodeproj vs SwiftPM vs Tuist, then regenerate (if applicable), swiftformat --lint, swiftlint --strict, and xcodebuild test on the cheapest valid destination (macOS for pure-Swift) or swift build/test for SwiftPM. Reports each stage; --fix lets SwiftFormat rewrite.