new-feature

Create a new feature module following the project's architecture.

Arguments

• $ARGUMENTS - Feature name in PascalCase (e.g., "Profile", "Settings")

Locate the Features Directory

Do NOT assume the app's source directory is named after the project — layouts vary (e.g. App/, Sources/). Find the existing Features/ directory under {{COMPONENT_PREFIX}}. (Glob for {{COMPONENT_PREFIX}}**/Features, ignoring build output like DerivedData* and .build/) and create the module there, as a sibling of the existing feature folders. If no Features/ directory exists yet, create one alongside the app's other source folders under {{COMPONENT_PREFIX}}. (the directory that holds the app's Swift sources, next to the .xcodeproj).

Structure to Create

<features-dir>/$ARGUMENTS/
├── ${ARGUMENTS}View.swift           # Main SwiftUI view
├── ${ARGUMENTS}ViewModel.swift      # @Observable, @MainActor ViewModel
├── Components/                       # Feature-specific UI components
└── Models/                           # Feature-specific models (if needed)

Template Requirements

ViewModel

• Must use @Observable macro
• Must be @MainActor isolated
• Must use constructor injection for dependencies
• Use any ProtocolName for dependency types

View

• Use @State for ViewModel
• Use extracted components for complex UI
• Keep under 100 lines

Steps

1. Confirm feature name with user
2. Locate the Features/ directory (see above), then create the directory structure
3. Generate ViewModel with placeholder dependencies
4. Generate main View with basic structure
5. Report created files

Do NOT

• Create tests (user will request separately)
• Add to navigation (user will integrate)
• Create services/repositories (those go in Core/)