SwiftUI Code Review, Not Code Generation

Added 2026-08-06

It positions itself as a reviewer: nine steps, each loading its own reference file, from deprecated APIs through view structure, data flow and navigation to accessibility, performance and hygiene.

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The output format is fixed: grouped by file, line numbers cited, rule named, before-and-after code given, and a closing priority order by impact; clean files are skipped. Rules go to specific APIs: foregroundStyle replaces foregroundColor, clipShape replaces cornerRadius, the deprecated navigation-bar placements must be swapped, and Text may not be concatenated with plus. The version baseline is iOS 26 and Swift 6.2. The contributing guide makes the token budget a hard constraint: do not restate what the model already knows.

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