generators

Code Generators

Production-ready code generators for iOS and macOS apps. Unlike advisory skills (review, audit), these skills generate working code tailored to your project.

When This Skill Activates

Use this skill when the user:

• Wants to add a common app component (logging, analytics, onboarding, etc.)
• Asks to "set up" or "add" infrastructure code
• Mentions replacing print() with proper logging
• Wants to add App Store review prompts
• Needs analytics or crash reporting setup

Key Principles

1. Context-Aware Generation

Before generating code, skills will:

• Read existing project structure and patterns
• Detect deployment targets and Swift version
• Identify architecture patterns (MVVM, TCA, etc.)
• Check for existing implementations to avoid conflicts

2. Protocol-Based Architecture

Provider-dependent code uses protocols for easy swapping:

protocol AnalyticsService { ... }
class TelemetryDeckAnalytics: AnalyticsService { ... }
class FirebaseAnalytics: AnalyticsService { ... }
// Change provider by swapping ONE line

3. Platform Detection

Skills detect iOS vs macOS and App Store vs direct distribution to generate appropriate code.

Available Generators

Read relevant module files based on the user's needs:

logging-setup/

Replace print() statements with structured os.log/Logger.

• Audit existing print() usage
• Generate AppLogger infrastructure
• Migrate print → Logger with proper privacy levels

analytics-setup/

Protocol-based analytics with swappable providers.

• TelemetryDeck, Firebase, Mixpanel support
• NoOp implementation for testing/privacy
• Easy provider switching

onboarding-generator/

Value-moment-first onboarding — races a new user to the first felt experience of the app's promised outcome.

• Branches on ready-now vs. later, one decision per screen
• Root-swap presentation, phase-first gating, resume-safe hand-offs into existing features
• Local-notification implementation intentions for the "later" branch
• Value-moment reach-rate instrumentation (local-only, no analytics SDK required)
• Classic paged/stepped welcome carousel kept as an explicit fallback for explain-first apps