Organize Swift source trees and oversized Swift files by feature, layer, and declaration group; split large files, normalize `// MARK:` sections, enforce plain-language block-comment file headers, and move TODO and FIXME text into ledger files. Use after `format-swift-sources` has established a clean formatting baseline.
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Install skill "structure-swift-sources" with this command: npx skills add gaelic-ghost/skillsmp-gaelic-ghost-gaelic-ghost-structure-swift-sources
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Bootstrap new Swift Package Manager repositories with consistent defaults, generated AGENTS guidance, validation, and customizable bootstrap settings. Use when creating a new Swift package, choosing platform or version presets, scaffolding its initial structure, or maintaining this skill's bootstrap defaults.
Bootstrap a new native Apple app project for macOS, iOS, or iPadOS when the user wants to start, begin, create, or bootstrap an Xcode app project. Use for new SwiftUI-first app repositories on macOS, with optional XcodeGen generation preference and repo-baseline setup guidance. Do not use for plain Swift packages, libraries, or tools that are not native Apple apps.
Sync repo guidance for an existing Swift Package Manager repository when the user wants to add, merge, refresh, or align AGENTS.md and package workflow guidance. Use for existing Swift package repos whose source of truth is Package.swift. Do not use for brand-new package bootstrap or Xcode app projects.
Sync repo guidance for an existing native Apple app repository managed through Xcode when the user wants to add, merge, refresh, or align AGENTS.md and project workflow guidance. Use for existing macOS, iOS, or iPadOS app repos with an .xcodeproj or .xcworkspace. Do not use for brand-new app bootstrap or plain Swift packages.