Axiom Swiftui

This is the SwiftUI reference you actually need when views won't update, navigation breaks, or previews crawl. It covers the full spectrum: debugging state issues, navigation architecture (including deep linking and restoration traps), layout gotchas on iPad, performance patterns for lazy stacks, and gestures. The cross-references are tight, like pointing you to axiom-uikit for UIKit bridging or axiom-design for Liquid Glass patterns. The anti-rationalization table is honest about common dismissals ("simple layout, no need") versus reality ("12 gotchas"). Includes iOS 26 feature coverage and automated auditors for architecture, performance, and navigation. If you're doing any SwiftUI work beyond hello world, this saves you from two-hour debugging sessions by giving you the diagnosis pattern upfront.

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last updated: Aug 21, 2026

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Install

$ npx -y skills add charleswiltgen/axiom --skill axiom-swiftui --agent claude-code

Installs into .claude/skills of the current project.

Files

SwiftUI

You MUST use this skill for ANY SwiftUI work including views, state, navigation, layout, animations, architecture, gestures, and debugging.

Bundled tools on Claude Code: if command -v <tool> finds nothing (hooks off or --bare), use <plugin-root>/tools/<tool> in place of the bare name; <plugin-root> is two levels above this skill's Base directory for this skill: path.

Auditors are skills here. Where this router says "Launch some-auditor agent", invoke the matching Codex skill instead — same procedure, no Claude Code agent required.

Available: axiom-analyze-swiftui-performance, axiom-audit-liquid-glass, axiom-audit-swiftui-architecture, axiom-audit-swiftui-layout, axiom-audit-swiftui-nav, axiom-audit-textkit, axiom-audit-ux-flow.

The ones that shell out — builds, tests, simulators, crash symbolication — need shell access to run.