Nano

You can test Capacitor apps with Jest, Vitest, Playwright, and Appium; apply project structure, performance, and security best practices; debug WebView and native crashes; migrate iOS apps to the Capacitor 8.5 UIScene lifecycle; and select official or Capgo community plugins for native functionality.

Frontend and mobile developers building hybrid apps with Capacitor, especially those maintaining iOS apps facing Xcode 27 build failures or the 'CLIENT OF UIKIT REQUIRES UPDATE' warning, plus engineers reviewing code quality, diagnosing crashes, or choosing native plugins.

It audits your project first, reports findings, and asks at judgment points. It surgically merges hand-rolled SceneDelegates and custom application(_:open:) bodies, then hands off to 'npx cap migrate' when the project matches the template shape. Plugin repos get Swift lifecycle audits without touching app-level files.

Yes. The UIScene migrator is authored by Ionic and sourced from the public ionic-team/capacitor-skills GitHub repository. All five skills are published openly in Nano's public registry, with no licensing fees indicated in the manifest.

You need an existing Capacitor project; the UIScene migrator targets only Capacitor 8.4-to-8.5 iOS migrations. It explicitly excludes Cordova-to-Capacitor migration, new plugin generation, and Capacitor 9 upgrades, which require separate dedicated skills.