signerlabs/ShipSwift
AI-native SwiftUI component library with full-stack recipes — connect via MCP for instant access.
What it solves
ShipSwift solves the problem of AI assistants lacking the specific, production-ready code context needed to build professional iOS applications. Instead of guessing how to implement complex UI or features, your AI can access a library of pre-built, high-quality SwiftUI components and modules to build apps faster and more reliably.
How it works
ShipSwift provides a library of SwiftUI components that can be integrated into your project in three ways: via an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server for AI assistants like Claude or Gemini, by installing local skills via npm, or by manually copying files into your Xcode project. Once connected, your AI can browse the catalog, read source code, and implement features—such as authentication flows, charts, or animations—by pulling from the provided library.
Who it’s for
It is for developers and teams using AI coding assistants who want to build iOS apps using SwiftUI without writing boilerplate code from scratch. It is also for those who want to leverage a library of pre-tested UI components, animations, and complex modules like camera integration or paywalls.
Highlights
- 30+ animation components including Metal-shader backgrounds and canvas-rendered 3D effects.
- A wide range of UI components including charts, onboarding views, and feedback indicators.
- Ready-to-use modules for complex features like user authentication, camera capture, and subscription paywalls.
- AI-native design: specifically structured to be easily discovered and implemented by LLMs.
- MIT-licensed open-source client code that you own and can extend indefinitely.
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