signerlabs/ShipSwift

AI-native SwiftUI component library with full-stack recipes — connect via MCP for instant access.

What it solves

ShipSwift provides a library of production-ready SwiftUI components and full-stack recipes designed specifically for AI assistants to use. It eliminates the guesswork for LLMs when building iOS apps, allowing them to implement complex UI elements, animations, and full-stack modules without having to generate unstable or non-production code from scratch.

How it works

The project offers three ways to integrate its components into a development workflow:

  1. MCP Server & Skills: By connecting an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server or installing "Skills," AI assistants (like Claude Code or Gemini CLI) can search for and fetch specific recipes and source code on demand.
  2. Local Skills: AI tools can read the source files directly from the repository to browse the catalog offline.
  3. Manual Copy: Developers can manually clone the repo and copy self-contained files from the SWPackage directory into their Xcode projects.

Who it’s for

It is built for iOS developers who use AI coding assistants to accelerate their app development process, as well as teams looking for a standardized, AI-native component library to speed up prototyping and production.

Highlights

  • Extensive Component Library: Includes 30+ animation components (including Metal-shader backgrounds), a variety of charts, and standard UI elements.
  • AI-Native Integration: Specifically designed to be consumed by LLMs via MCP servers and Skills for seamless code insertion.
  • Full-Stack Modules: Provides complex frameworks for authentication (Amplify/Cognito), camera capture with face detection, subscription paywalls (StoreKit 2), and chat interfaces.
  • Production-Ready Recipes: Offers both open-source client code and "Pro" recipes that include backend implementation, compliance templates, and pitfall guides.

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