Guide Swift Testing, XCTest holdouts, xctestplan handoff conditions, async test design, semantic accessibility-test boundaries, test-fixture organization, and package test-diagnosis work in existing Swift Package Manager repositories. Use when Package.swift is the source of truth and the task is primarily about testing rather than package build or run work.
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Install skill "swift-package-testing-workflow" with this command: npx skills add gaelic-ghost/skillsmp-gaelic-ghost-gaelic-ghost-swift-package-testing-workflow
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Bootstrap new Swift Package Manager repositories with consistent defaults, generated AGENTS guidance, validation, and customizable bootstrap settings. Use when creating a new Swift package, choosing platform or version presets, scaffolding its initial structure, or maintaining this skill's bootstrap defaults.
Guide build, run, manifest, dependency, plugin, resource, Metal-packaging, and Release-versus-Debug work in existing Swift Package Manager repositories. Use when Package.swift is the source of truth and the task is package build or run work rather than package testing.
Compatibility workflow surface for broad or legacy Swift Package Manager execution requests. Use when older references still point at swift-package-workflow and route the request into swift-package-build-run-workflow or swift-package-testing-workflow while preserving SwiftPM-first mixed-root handoff behavior.
Guide SwiftUI app-structure decisions for Apple apps across `App`, scenes, commands, focus, environment, preferences, window and document coordination, and reusable view composition. Use when the user wants help deciding where ownership belongs in a SwiftUI app, which data-flow mechanism fits a responsibility, or how to correct wrapper-heavy and state-scattering SwiftUI shapes without drifting into generic styling or execution work.