Alexander Weichart
Community@alexw00 · Japan
Alexander Weichart's registry covers Apple platform engineering: Swift/SwiftUI development, Metal GPU shaders, UI animation craft, and App Store Connect release operations.
Agent Skills by Alexander Weichart
Showing 55 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
AlexW00pick-ui-library
Recommends curated frontend libraries for UI tasks like charts, toasts, drag and drop, and state management.
AlexW00asc-signing-setup
Creates and manages iOS/macOS signing certificates, bundle IDs, and provisioning profiles via the asc CLI.
AlexW00animate
Implements UI animations using CSS transitions, WAAPI, and Motion with defined easing and duration rules.
AlexW00asc-xcode-build
Build, archive, export, and upload Xcode apps to App Store Connect.
AlexW00asc-apple-ads
Manage Apple Ads campaigns, keywords, and reports through the asc CLI.
AlexW00find-animation-opportunities
Scan a codebase for UI moments that would benefit from motion and propose exact animation recipes.
AlexW00widgetkit
Implement and review WidgetKit widgets, controls, and timeline providers for iOS.
AlexW00asc-subscription-localization
Bulk-localize subscription and in-app purchase display names across App Store Connect locales.
AlexW00liquid-glass-design
Implement iOS 26 Liquid Glass effects in SwiftUI, UIKit, and WidgetKit.
AlexW00asc-wall-submit
Submits or updates Wall of Apps entries via the asc apps wall submit CLI command.
AlexW00improve-animations
Audits codebase animation code and writes self-contained motion improvement plans.
AlexW00asc-submission-health
Diagnose App Store submission blockers and manage review status with the asc CLI.
AlexW00asc-release-flow
Orchestrates App Store releases with asc, from staging builds to review submission.
AlexW00asc-testflight-orchestration
Orchestrates TestFlight groups, testers, build distribution, and test notes via the asc CLI.
AlexW00xcodebuildmcp
Automates building, testing, debugging, and UI automation for Apple platform apps via XcodeBuildMCP tools.
AlexW00asc-metadata-sync
Sync, validate, and apply App Store Connect metadata using the asc CLI canonical workflow.
AlexW00prototype
Builds multiple divergent UI variants behind a keyboard-driven picker for live comparison.
AlexW00asc-whats-new-writer
Generate localized App Store What's New release notes from git log or free text.
AlexW00swiftui-pro
Reviews SwiftUI code for modern API usage, accessibility, performance, and data flow correctness.
AlexW00swiftdata-pro
Writes and reviews SwiftData code against modern API rules and best practices.
AlexW00asc-crash-triage
Fetches and summarizes TestFlight crash reports, beta feedback, and performance diagnostics via asc.
AlexW00asc-revenuecat-catalog-sync
Reconcile App Store Connect subscriptions and IAPs with RevenueCat products, entitlements, and offerings.
AlexW00asc-localize-metadata
Translate and sync App Store Connect metadata across locales using the asc CLI.
AlexW00asc-workflow
Define, validate, run, and resume repo-local asc workflow automations with step outputs.
Frequently Asked Questions About Alexander Weichart
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I accomplish with AlexW00's skill registry?▼
You can develop and review macOS/iOS apps in Swift 6 and SwiftUI, write Metal MSL shaders, design UI animations, and run full App Store Connect operations: signing, builds, TestFlight distribution, metadata localization, subscription pricing, screenshots, notarization, and release submission.
Who are these skills designed for?▼
Apple platform engineers and indie app developers shipping to the App Store. The registry targets Swift/SwiftUI developers, graphics engineers working with Metal and GPU shading, motion designers auditing animation quality, and release managers operating App Store Connect via the asc command line.
How do the App Store Connect skills work in practice?▼
The asc-* skills drive the asc command line against App Store Connect: resolve IDs from names, sync metadata, build and upload IPAs, orchestrate TestFlight groups, localize subscription names, set territory pricing, and diagnose submission blockers. Repo-local state lives in .asc/workflow.json and ./metadata.
Are these skills open source and what do they cost?▼
Several skills (swiftui-pro, swiftdata-pro, swift-testing-pro, swift-concurrency-pro by Paul Hudson) carry explicit MIT licenses at no cost. Other skills in the manifest do not declare licenses; the registry itself is publicly accessible via the author's GitHub profile.
What prerequisites do these skills require?▼
Apple-platform skills require Xcode, xcodebuild, and macOS 26/iOS 26 SDKs. Release skills require the asc command line with App Store Connect credentials; some use simctl, AXe, sips, RevenueCat MCP, or Astro MCP. Metal skills use xcrun, metal, and metallib compilers.