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@matthew-thomas-ios matthew-thomas-ios released this 20 Oct 16:08
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CFA AI Toolkit for iOS — v0.3.0

This release brings the downloadable package up to date with the toolkit described in the README. The previous v0.2.0-beta.2 download had four skills; this one includes all eight, the cfa Terminal command, and the native CFA App Xcode project template.

Included

  • Eight AI skills: CFA App Creation, CFA Feature Work, CFA Architecture Adoption, Legacy GCD Migration, CFA Architecture Review, CFA Codebase Tidy, CFA Unit Tests, and Swift Code Quality.
  • The cfa command: inspect, dashboard, doctor, and enable-project.
  • The CFA App Xcode template and its separate installer, Install Xcode Template.command.
  • A local architecture inspector and evidence-linked dashboard bundled with the review skill.

Feature-owning concrete types now use a Feature suffix, with matching AppModel and ViewModel names. The template and AI guidance follow that rule. This release does not automatically rename code in existing apps.

Download and install

For Codex, download ios-app-development-cfa-0.3.0-plugin.zip, extract it, then run Install.command on macOS or node scripts/install.mjs in Terminal. Restart Codex or open a new conversation after installation. Existing managed installations can be upgraded with node scripts/install.mjs --replace; the installer retains a backup and refuses to overwrite edited or unrelated files.

To add the Xcode template, run Install Xcode Template.command from the extracted release, then restart Xcode. The template is not installed automatically with the AI skills.

The source ZIP is for contributors. SHA256SUMS contains checksums for both archives. See the installation guide for requirements, alternate skill hosts, upgrades, and troubleshooting.

Validation and limits

The automated suite checks packaging, installation safeguards, the cfa command, inspector, dashboard, and template structure. The tools report evidence for review; they do not certify an app as race-free or production-ready. Building and exercising an AI-generated app still requires Xcode, relevant tests, and human review.

Created by 3 Days of Swift Concurrency and released under the MIT licence.