Swift-Concurrency-Agent-Skill

Why we included this project

For Swift and Apple-platform developers who already trust a coding assistant for daily work, this one goes after a problem that surfaces quickly: how those assistants handle modern concurrency. It ships as a skill bundle, not a library, that Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and Gemini load before writing or auditing code, covering async/await, actors, Sendable, task groups, @concurrent, and structured concurrency. Built for Swift 6.2 and later, it targets the mistakes LLMs actually make with Swift rather than re-teaching the basics, so the difference is easiest to notice when the code gets subtle. You can install it per project or across all your work and point the assistant at concurrency-heavy code when you want a second look. Since this is a set of rules rather than a running service, it costs little to try: install it, then check whether its preferences match the conventions your team already follows.