OMIX
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OMIX maintains 85 skills for Swift/SwiftUI development, App Store Connect release operations, accessibility auditing, and cross-platform frontend engineering.
Agent Skills by OMIX
Showing 85 vetted skills indexed across 2 GitHub repositories.
OMIXECswift-accessibility-skill
Apply accessibility best practices to SwiftUI, UIKit, and AppKit code.
OMIXECasc-signing-setup
Creates and manages App Store Connect bundle IDs, certificates, and provisioning profiles via the asc CLI.
OMIXECbackground-execution
Writes and reviews Swift code for background execution on Apple platforms using BGTaskScheduler, URLSession, and push.
OMIXECswiftui-accessibility-auditor
Audits SwiftUI views for VoiceOver, Dynamic Type, and focus issues with prioritized fixes.
OMIXECasc-xcode-build
Build, archive, export, and upload Xcode apps to App Store Connect using asc CLI helpers.
OMIXECswift-api-design-guidelines-skill
Review and improve Swift API naming, argument labels, and documentation comments.
OMIXECapp-store-changelog
Generates App Store release notes by summarizing user-facing git commits since the last tag.
OMIXECappkit-accessibility-auditor
Audits AppKit interfaces for VoiceOver, keyboard navigation, and semantic accessibility issues.
OMIXECasc-apple-ads
Manage Apple Ads campaigns, keywords, and reports through the asc CLI.
OMIXECswiftui-design-principles
Applies spacing, typography, color, and WidgetKit design rules to SwiftUI views and widgets.
OMIXECswiftdata-testing
Writes and reviews SwiftData test code using in-memory containers, mock repositories, and actor-safe patterns.
OMIXECasc-subscription-localization
Bulk-localize subscription and in-app purchase display names across App Store Connect locales.
OMIXECasc-wall-submit
Submits or updates Wall of Apps entries using the asc apps wall submit CLI command.
OMIXECios-code-audit
Audits iOS and macOS Swift codebases and generates a severity-graded CODE_AUDIT.md report.
OMIXECswift-concurrency-expert
Review and fix Swift Concurrency issues in Swift 6.2+ codebases.
OMIXECasc-submission-health
Diagnose App Store submission blockers and manage review status with the asc CLI.
OMIXECswift-testing-expert
Write, migrate, and debug Swift Testing suites using #expect macros, traits, and parameterized tests.
OMIXECasc-release-flow
Orchestrate App Store releases with asc, from staging builds to review submission.
OMIXECwriting-for-interfaces
Writes, reviews, and rewrites user-facing interface copy using voice and tone principles.
OMIXECswift-architecture-skill
Guides selection and implementation of Swift architecture patterns for SwiftUI and UIKit codebases.
OMIXECasc-testflight-orchestration
Orchestrates TestFlight groups, testers, build distribution, and test notes via the asc CLI.
OMIXECasc-metadata-sync
Sync, validate, and apply App Store Connect metadata using the asc CLI canonical workflow.
OMIXECasc-whats-new-writer
Generate localized App Store What's New release notes from git log or free text.
OMIXECswiftui-pro
Reviews SwiftUI code for modern API usage, accessibility, performance, and data flow correctness.
Frequently Asked Questions About OMIX
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I accomplish with OMIX's skills?▼
You can build and review SwiftUI/UIKit/AppKit code, manage App Store Connect releases, TestFlight distribution, screenshots, metadata localization, and subscription pricing via the asc CLI, run accessibility and performance audits, write Swift Testing suites, and convert between Flutter, Swift, and Figma-to-SwiftUI codebases.
Who are OMIX's skills designed for?▼
iOS, macOS, tvOS, watchOS, and visionOS engineers working in Swift and SwiftUI, plus indie developers and release managers handling App Store Connect operations. Secondary coverage serves React/Next.js frontend developers, Flutter teams, and engineers needing PostgreSQL design or CI/CD pipeline analysis.
How do I install and run these skills?▼
Skills are distributed as folders with native frontmatter (name, description, license) compatible with cursor, claude, codex, and skills.sh registries. App Store Connect skills require the asc CLI; screenshot pipelines use xcodebuild, simctl, and AXe; Figma conversion requires Figma MCP access.
Are OMIX's skills open source and free to use?▼
Yes. Skills explicitly declaring licenses use MIT (e.g., background-execution, swiftui-design-principles, swiftdata-testing, swift-security-expert, appstore-review). The collection aggregates community contributions from authors like Paul Hudson, Antoine van der Lee, and Rudrank Riyam under the all-in-one-swift-skills source.
What prerequisites do these skills require?▼
Apple-platform skills require Xcode and Swift toolchains; asc skills require the App Store Connect CLI with configured auth and signing certificates. Accessibility auditors target existing SwiftUI/UIKit/AppKit codebases, and RevenueCat catalog sync requires both asc and RevenueCat MCP connectivity.