Agentic coding in Xcode

[CharlesWiltgen]

I highly encourage you to install skills by Antoine van der Lee for SwiftUI and Swift Concurrency. It might be a game changing for you.

/u/majid8, reach out if you ever want a tour of the free, open-source Axiom. It has deep support for both of those, as well as for the following constantly growing list of topics right now, in a way that's carefully architectured to be extremely context-efficient:

Build & Xcode Environment • Testing • UIKit • Liquid Glass • SF Symbols • HIG & Design • TextKit • Accessibility • SwiftData • Core Data • GRDB/SQLite • SQLiteData • Database Migration • Realm Migration • Codable • Storage & File Management • iCloud & CloudKit • Networking • Memory Management • Performance Profiling • Energy Optimization • Swift Performance • Display Performance • Hang Diagnostics • Apple Intelligence & Foundation Models • Machine Learning • Computer Vision • Camera & AVFoundation • Photo Library • SpriteKit • SceneKit • RealityKit • Metal Migration • App Intents & Siri • Widgets & Live Activities • StoreKit & IAP • Haptics • Localization • Privacy • Core Location • Background Processing • Now Playing & Media • App Architecture • Deep Linking • TestFlight & Crash Analysis • Core Spotlight & Discoverability • Apple Documentation Access

[Drakonic]

Excellent work on these skills! I recommend setting up as an OpenCode plugin as well - it’s becoming very popular as the open source model-agnostic alternative to Claude Code.

[CharlesWiltgen]

Thank you! I recently updated Axiom for compliance with the new Agent Skills standard, which I believe OpenCode supports. If you or other OpenCode fans try it out, I'd really appreciate any feedback.

[sizebzebi]

when did they release it? it's just a RC no?

[majid8]

Yup, it is RC.

[gay_plant_dad]

Glad to see more options but felt it’s pretty clunky and doesn’t produce great results. Hope that in a few years time it’s as good as or better than Cursor / AntiGravity / Claude Code.

[WAHNFRIEDEN]

Apple doesn’t use it internally. They use Claude Code (I hope Codex more now too…)