ios-frameworks

Beepus Maximus Skills

Reusable Beepus Maximus agent skills and Claude Code plugin bundles for Apple platform engineering, product work, and project workflows. Skills are plain SKILL.md directories, so the same content can be used by Codex and Claude. Claude-only slash commands live under plugins/project-tools/commands.

What's Included

• Plugin bundles for Claude Code.
• Standalone skill directories for Codex or other agents that read SKILL.md.
• Thin Claude slash-command wrappers for selected project workflows.
• Example project instruction templates in example-setup/.

Installation

Claude Code Plugin

Install through the Claude plugin marketplace:

/plugin marketplace add 4eleven7/Claude-Skills
/plugin install ios-frameworks@claude-skills
/plugin install ios-platform@claude-skills
/plugin install swiftui@claude-skills
/plugin install uikit@claude-skills
/plugin install project-tools@claude-skills
/plugin install product@claude-skills

Update installed plugins:

/plugin marketplace update claude-skills

Codex Skills

Codex can use the same SKILL.md directories. For a local checkout, symlink skills into ${CODEX_HOME:-~/.codex}/skills so Codex reads the current repository copy:

mkdir -p "${CODEX_HOME:-$HOME/.codex}/skills"
ln -sfn "$PWD"/plugins/*/skills/* "${CODEX_HOME:-$HOME/.codex}/skills/"

Each installed skill directory should contain its own SKILL.md at the top level.

Use copies instead of symlinks when you want a pinned snapshot that does not change as the repository changes.

Local Development

Use the plugin directories directly while editing. Before publishing changes, verify:

• every skill directory has a top-level SKILL.md
• every SKILL.md has name and description frontmatter
• skill names are unique within the catalog
• Claude commands stay thin wrappers around skills

Plugins

ios-frameworks (35 skills)

Apple framework skills for iOS and Apple platform development.

Skill	Use
activitykit	Reviews and writes ActivityKit code — Live Activities, Dynamic Island, Lock Screen presentations, push updates, and Activity lifecycle. Use when implementing live updating content outside your app.
alarmkit	Reviews and writes AlarmKit code — alarm scheduling, countdown timers, alarm presentation, Live Activities integration, and authorization. Use when implementing alarms, timers, or countdown features.
app-intents	Use when implementing, reviewing, or debugging App Intents, App Shortcuts, Siri, AppEntity, EntityQuery, parameter summaries, Spotlight intents, Focus filters, Control Center, or Action Button integrations.
apple-accessibility-auditor	Audit Apple platform UI code for accessibility — VoiceOver, Dynamic Type, keyboard navigation, colour contrast, and semantic correctness — with prioritised, patch-ready fixes
authentication	Reviews and writes AuthenticationServices code — Sign in with Apple, passkeys, ASAuthorizationController, credential providers, and AutoFill. Use when implementing authentication flows.
background-tasks	Reviews and writes BackgroundTasks code — BGTaskScheduler, app refresh tasks, processing tasks, continued processing (iOS 26), health research tasks, SwiftUI .backgroundTask, system constraints, and diagnostics. Use when scheduling background work.
camera-media	Use when implementing, reviewing, or debugging camera capture, AVCaptureSession, RotationCoordinator, responsive capture, deferred processing, PhotosPicker/PHPicker, limited library access, or HDR preservation.
cloudkit	Reviews and writes iCloud sync code — CloudKit databases, CKSyncEngine, SwiftData+CloudKit integration, iCloud Drive documents, NSUbiquitousKeyValueStore, conflict resolution, and sync diagnostics. Use when implementing, reviewing, or debugging any iCloud data sync.
combine	Reviews and writes Combine framework code for correctness, memory safety, and migration readiness. Use when working with publishers, subscribers, @Published, subjects, operator chains, or bridging Combine with async/await.
core-data	Writes, reviews, and governs Core Data persistence -- stack setup, concurrency, relationships, migrations, and CloudKit integration. Use when reading, writing, or reviewing any Core Data code or schema changes. Not for SwiftData projects (use the swiftdata skill instead).
core-location	Reviews and writes Core Location code — authorization strategy, CLServiceSession layering, CLMonitor geofencing, background location, CLLocationUpdate async patterns, and common anti-patterns. Use when implementing, reviewing, or debugging any location feature.
coreml-vision	On-device machine learning with CoreML model loading/prediction and Vision framework image analysis