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Avdlee Swift Concurrency Agent Skill

  • 1.6k repo stars
  • Updated May 28, 2026
  • AvdLee/Swift-Concurrency-Agent-Skill

avdlee-swift-concurrency-agent-skill is a Claude Code plugin that adds expert Swift Concurrency and Swift 6 migration guidance to your coding agent.

About

avdlee-swift-concurrency-agent-skill is a development-category Claude Code plugin that injects deep Swift Concurrency knowledge into your coding agent. Built for the Agent Skills open format, it helps iOS and macOS developers implement async/await correctly, apply actor isolation, satisfy Sendable rules, and navigate Swift 6 migration without shipping subtle data races. The skill emphasizes practical patterns—MainActor for UI, structured tasks, task groups, and Core Data-friendly approaches—so fixes align with Apple’s concurrency model rather than generic multithreading advice. Use it while you are actively changing Swift files in Build, especially when enabling strict concurrency, refactoring legacy completion handlers, or reviewing agent-generated mobile patches. It is not a substitute for Apple’s official migration guides or running Thread Sanitizer on device; it keeps the agent’s suggestions inside modern Swift idioms. Complexity is advanced because concurrency errors are compile-time and runtime sharp edges. One plugin, high star count, strong signal for mobile developers.

  • Agent Skills open-format plugin focused on Swift Concurrency and Swift 6 migration
  • Covers async/await, actors, MainActor, task groups, and Sendable conformance patterns
  • Data-race prevention and performance-oriented concurrency practices
  • Core Data and Apple platform threading strategies called out in keywords
  • Expert-level guidance for iOS and macOS codebases under strict concurrency checking

Avdlee Swift Concurrency Agent Skill by the numbers

  • Data as of Jul 26, 2026 (Skillselion catalog sync)
/plugin install avdlee-swift-concurrency-agent-skill@AvdLee/Swift-Concurrency-Agent-Skill

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Last updatedMay 28, 2026
RepositoryAvdLee/Swift-Concurrency-Agent-Skill

What it does

Give your AI coding agent expert Swift Concurrency guidance for safe async/await, actors, Sendable, and Swift 6 migration on iOS and macOS code.

Who is it for?

Best when you're shipping iOS or macOS apps and are enabling Swift 6 strict concurrency or refactoring async code with AI assistance.

Skip if: Backend-only Swift on Linux, non-Apple stacks, or beginners who have not written any Swift yet.

What you get

After install, your agent recommends actor-safe, Sendable-correct Swift patterns aligned with Apple concurrency and migration checkpoints.

  • Concurrency-correct Swift edits and explanations in agent sessions
  • Migration-friendly patterns for actors, tasks, and Sendable types
  • Review-ready guidance on threading and Core Data boundaries

By the numbers

  • 1 plugin in the bundle
  • 1372 GitHub stars on the source repository

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How it compares

Domain-specific Swift concurrency agent skill, not a general Xcode MCP or UI design plugin.

FAQ

Who is Avdlee Swift Concurrency Agent Skill for?

It is for Apple platform developers using Claude Code or compatible agents who need concurrency-correct Swift suggestions during implementation and review.

When should I use Avdlee Swift Concurrency Agent Skill?

Use it when writing or migrating async Swift, fixing Sendable errors, or reviewing concurrency-sensitive iOS and macOS changes.

How do I add Avdlee Swift Concurrency Agent Skill to my agent?

Add the plugin from AvdLee/Swift-Concurrency-Agent-Skill to Claude Code per the repo README and enable the Swift Concurrency skill in your project sessions.

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