Swift-Concurrency-Agent-Skill

Why we included this project

Teams working on Swift apps with AI coding assistants will get real mileage from this skill pack. It condenses Swift Concurrency guidance into a format that Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and similar tools can load on their own, covering safe defaults for actors, tasks, Sendable, and async streams, plus how to debug data races and isolation errors. The practical payoff is that a generic coding agent becomes one that knows Swift 6 strict-concurrency migration rules, so it can interpret compiler and linter warnings and rewrite callback-based code to async/await without as many wrong turns. Installation is a single command through skills.sh or via the OpenAI Plugins Directory, and the material comes from a full Swift Concurrency course, so the advice has more substance than typical prompt snippets. If your team is moving to Swift 6 or dealing with flaky async tests, this is a low-effort way to improve what your AI tooling suggests.