SwiftUI App Design

These skills help Copilot write SwiftUI that feels like a real iPhone app: native navigation and controls, Dynamic Type, dark mode and accessibility, with onboarding, paywalls and settings planned from how real apps do them. By UXKIN.

SwiftUI App Design

What's inside

	What it does
swiftui-screens skill	Builds native SwiftUI screens: navigation, lists, forms, sheets, Dynamic Type, dark mode, accessibility
swiftui-flows skill	Plans onboarding, paywalls, settings and other flows from how real apps handle them
swiftui-review skill	Reviews existing SwiftUI screens in previews and lists what to fix, most important first
UXKIN MCP server (optional)	300+ real iOS apps with their screens and complete user journeys

The skills work on their own, with no account. The UXKIN server is optional: Copilot can use it to look up real references, and searching the library needs a UXKIN plan.

How to use it

Open Copilot Chat and switch to Agent mode.
Ask for what you want, for example "build a pricing page" or "review this screen". Copilot picks the right skill on its own, or type /swiftui-screens, /swiftui-flows, /swiftui-review to use one by name.
The first time Copilot uses UXKIN, VS Code asks you to sign in. Log in with your UXKIN account and click Allow. No API key to copy.

Check the connection under MCP Servers in the Extensions view: UXKIN (SwiftUI App Design) should be running.

Requires VS Code 1.109 or later with GitHub Copilot for the skills.

What it sends

The skills run inside Copilot and send nothing anywhere. When the UXKIN server is used, Copilot sends its search words to https://uxkin.com/mcp and receives references; the tools only read. See the privacy policy.

Support

Email support@uxkin.com or open an issue on GitHub.

License

MIT. The UXKIN library itself is a hosted service, not part of this extension: see the terms.