axiom-ios-ai

Use when implementing ANY Apple Intelligence or on-device AI feature. Covers Foundation Models, @Generable, LanguageModelSession, structured output, Tool protocol, iOS 26 AI integration.

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Install skill "axiom-ios-ai" with this command: npx skills add megastep/codex-skills/megastep-codex-skills-axiom-ios-ai

iOS Apple Intelligence Router

You MUST use this skill for ANY Apple Intelligence or Foundation Models work.

When to Use

Use this router when:

  • Implementing Apple Intelligence features
  • Using Foundation Models
  • Working with LanguageModelSession
  • Generating structured output with @Generable
  • Debugging AI generation issues
  • iOS 26 on-device AI

AI Approach Triage

First, determine which kind of AI the developer needs:

Developer IntentRoute To
On-device text generation (Apple Intelligence)Stay here → Foundation Models skills
Custom ML model deployment (PyTorch, TensorFlow)Route to ios-ml → CoreML conversion, compression
Computer vision (image analysis, OCR, segmentation)Route to ios-vision → Vision framework
Cloud API integration (OpenAI, etc.)Route to ios-networking → URLSession patterns
System AI features (Writing Tools, Genmoji)No custom code needed — these are system-provided

Key boundary: ios-ai vs ios-ml

  • ios-ai = Apple's Foundation Models framework (LanguageModelSession, @Generable, on-device LLM)
  • ios-ml = Custom model deployment (CoreML conversion, quantization, MLTensor, speech-to-text)
  • If developer says "run my own model" → ios-ml. If "use Apple Intelligence" → ios-ai.

Cross-Domain Routing

Foundation Models + concurrency (session blocking main thread, UI freezes):

  • Foundation Models sessions are async — blocking likely means missing await or running on @MainActor
  • Fix here first using async session patterns in foundation-models skill
  • If concurrency issue is broader than Foundation Models → also invoke ios-concurrency

Foundation Models + data (@Generable decoding errors, structured output issues):

  • @Generable output problems are Foundation Models-specific, NOT generic Codable issues
  • Stay here → foundation-models-diag handles structured output debugging
  • If developer also has general Codable/serialization questions → also invoke ios-data

Routing Logic

Foundation Models Work

Implementation patterns$axiom-foundation-models

  • LanguageModelSession basics
  • @Generable structured output
  • Tool protocol integration
  • Streaming with PartiallyGenerated
  • Dynamic schemas
  • 26 WWDC code examples

API reference$axiom-foundation-models-ref

  • Complete API documentation
  • All @Generable examples
  • Tool protocol patterns
  • Streaming generation patterns

Diagnostics$axiom-foundation-models-diag

  • AI response blocked
  • Generation slow
  • Guardrail violations
  • Context limits exceeded
  • Model unavailable

Decision Tree

  1. Custom ML model / CoreML / PyTorch conversion? → Route to ios-ml (not this router)
  2. Computer vision / image analysis / OCR? → Route to ios-vision (not this router)
  3. Cloud AI API integration? → Route to ios-networking (not this router)
  4. Implementing Foundation Models / @Generable / Tool protocol? → foundation-models
  5. Need API reference / code examples? → foundation-models-ref
  6. Debugging AI issues (blocked, slow, guardrails)? → foundation-models-diag
  7. Foundation Models + UI freezing? → foundation-models (async patterns) + also invoke ios-concurrency if needed

Anti-Rationalization

ThoughtReality
"Foundation Models is just LanguageModelSession"Foundation Models has @Generable, Tool protocol, streaming, and guardrails. foundation-models covers all.
"I'll figure out the AI patterns as I go"AI APIs have specific error handling and fallback requirements. foundation-models prevents runtime failures.
"I've used LLMs before, this is similar"Apple's on-device models have unique constraints (guardrails, context limits). foundation-models is Apple-specific.

Critical Patterns

foundation-models:

  • LanguageModelSession setup
  • @Generable for structured output
  • Tool protocol for function calling
  • Streaming generation
  • Dynamic schema evolution

foundation-models-diag:

  • Blocked response handling
  • Performance optimization
  • Guardrail violations
  • Context management

Example Invocations

User: "How do I use Apple Intelligence to generate structured data?" → Invoke: $axiom-foundation-models

User: "My AI generation is being blocked" → Invoke: $axiom-foundation-models-diag

User: "Show me @Generable examples" → Invoke: $axiom-foundation-models-ref

User: "Implement streaming AI generation" → Invoke: $axiom-foundation-models

User: "I want to add AI to my app" → First ask: Apple Intelligence (Foundation Models) or custom ML model? Route accordingly.

User: "My Foundation Models session is blocking the UI" → Invoke: $axiom-foundation-models (async patterns) + also invoke ios-concurrency if needed

User: "I want to run my PyTorch model on device" → Route to: ios-ml router (CoreML conversion, not Foundation Models)

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