Catch SwiftUI accessibility defects with an on-demand expert skill
At a glance
A team uses Skillstore to load relevant expertise during coding-agent reviews of iOS apps. This workflow is listed under accessibility, swiftui, agent-skills, code-review.
The builder connected an MCP skill library to coding agents so they could search and load task-specific instructions. A running-app review used Paul Hudson's SwiftUI skill; another review examined gym-app onboarding.
How it went
The author reports fixing undersized touch targets and VoiceOver labels before release; another review caught large-text overflow on small iPhones.
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