Tabletopkit

This is Apple's framework for building multiplayer board games on Vision Pro, so if you're creating chess, card games, or anything with pieces on a virtual table, this is the native path. It handles the full stack: RealityKit rendering, player seating, turn management, piece snapping, and state sync over FaceTime via Group Activities. The skill walks through conforming to EntityEquipment for pawns, cards, and dice, table setup with round or rectangular surfaces, and using TabletopAction to move pieces or flip cards. VisionOS 2.0+ only, obviously. The complexity is real but unavoidable if you want spatial tabletop games that work in SharePlay. Good reference coverage of layouts, seat control, and custom actions.

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last updated: Aug 21, 2026

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Install

$ npx -y skills add dpearson2699/swift-ios-skills --skill tabletopkit --agent claude-code

Installs into .claude/skills of the current project.

Files

TabletopKit

Build visionOS board games whose synchronized state changes flow through TabletopAction and render with RealityKit. The availability matrix below owns version details.

Setup
Game Configuration
Table and Board
Equipment (Pieces, Cards, Dice)
Player Seats
Game Actions and Turns
Interactions
RealityKit Rendering
Group Activities Integration
Common Mistakes
Review Checklist
References

Setup

Tier	APIs
visionOS 2.0+	Core gameplay, equipment, seats, actions, rendering, Group Activities
visionOS 2.2+	`TabletopInteraction.Configuration`
visionOS 26.0+	Custom actions/state, registration, advanced toss outcomes, discarded-action observation

Simulator supports single-player layout testing, not multiplayer.