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Generate beautiful, pedagogical HTML companions for superpowers-gstack MD artifacts (design docs, handoffs, plans). Auto-opens via --open flag. Generates per-directory dashboards. Triggered manually or via PostToolUse hook on Write/Edit of artifact-pattern MD files.

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Use after a PRD, spec, or implementation plan for an iOS app or feature — before implementation begins. Validates the artifact against Apple Human Interface Guidelines (iOS) via WebFetch citations: vocabulary, controls/touch targets, navigation paradigm, modal presentation, gestures, system surfaces, keyboard handling, haptics, semantic colors, animation timing, privileged operations, accessibility, app lifecycle. Complementary to pitfall-verification ("will this work?") and quality-review ("will this feel good?") — this asks "is this iOS-native?".

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One-shot XCUITest scaffolding for macOS SwiftUI apps. Audits the project, generates ranked TIER-1/2/3 test stubs, suggests accessibility identifiers with batch confirmation, and emits a Claude-readable xcresult runner script. Manual invocation only — modifies project files.

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Use after a PRD, spec, or implementation plan for a macOS app or feature — before implementation begins. Validates the artifact against Apple Human Interface Guidelines via WebFetch citations: vocabulary, control choices, keyboard shortcuts, semantic colors, sheets/popovers/alerts, animations, privileged operations, accessibility, menu bar, app lifecycle, dock behavior, App menu. Complementary to pitfall-verification ("will this work?") and quality-review ("will this feel good?") — this asks "is this Apple-native?".

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Track-aware wrapper around gstack's /office-hours skill. Runs the upstream office-hours session (six forcing questions / builder mode), detects native vs web intent from the resulting design doc, asks the platform question (iOS / macOS / both) if native, writes .gstack/track, renders DESIGN.html via htmlify and OPENS it in Safari BEFORE the approval gate, then asks "Approve / Revise / Restart" — fixing the upstream "approve-then-read" UX bug. On approval for native projects, suggests /superpowers-gstack:swiftui-design-consultation as next step. Replaces standalone swiftui-track skill (removed in v2.3.0). Use when starting a new product idea, brainstorming, or whenever upstream /office-hours would have fired. Set up via CLAUDE.md routing to intercept bare /office-hours invocations.

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Use after completing any PRD, spec, plan, or code implementation — verifies that artifact-specific pitfalls (security, idempotency, integration contracts, edge cases, LLM output) do not apply before declaring work done. Two rounds max.

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Use after completing any PRD, spec, or implementation plan — before implementation begins. Hunts perceived-quality pitfalls (silent failures, missing loading states, empty states, error recovery, state drift, animations, AI output, sudo flows) that make a product feel cheap or broken even when it technically works. Complementary to pitfall-verification.

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Apple-canon design system consultation for SwiftUI projects. Produces DESIGN.md (human source of truth) + a Swift Package starter (DesignSystem.swift + Package.swift + Tests) wired with semantic colors, SF Pro typography, Liquid Glass material discipline, named motion presets, and accessibility baseline. Orchestrates the swiftui-rag MCP surface for canonical patterns and HIG citations, uses /htmlify for Phase 3 proposal preview, chains into macos-native-review for HIG conformance gating. Use when starting a new SwiftUI project, when an existing SwiftUI project lacks a coherent design system, or when refreshing one. Phase 0 inlines the platform-question if .gstack/track is missing (since v2.3.0 — previously delegated to standalone swiftui-track skill, which was removed).

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Includes Ios Native Review, Macos E2E Scaffold, Macos Native Review, and other workflows.

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Claude CodeCodexCursorGitHub CopilotGemini CLI

Supported by the Atlas install prompt. Skill-specific requirements vary.

Pack stats

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What’s included

Htmlify

Generate beautiful, pedagogical HTML companions for superpowers-gstack MD artifacts (design docs, handoffs, plans). Auto-opens via --open flag. Generates per-directory dashboards. Triggered manually or via PostToolUse hook on Write/Edit of artifact-pattern MD files.

Ios Native Review

Use after a PRD, spec, or implementation plan for an iOS app or feature — before implementation begins. Validates the artifact against Apple Human Interface Guidelines (iOS) via WebFetch citations: vocabulary, controls/touch targets, navigation paradigm, modal presentation, gestures, system surfaces, keyboard handling, haptics, semantic colors, animation timing, privileged operations, accessibility, app lifecycle. Complementary to pitfall-verification ("will this work?") and quality-review ("will this feel good?") — this asks "is this iOS-native?".

Macos E2E Scaffold

One-shot XCUITest scaffolding for macOS SwiftUI apps. Audits the project, generates ranked TIER-1/2/3 test stubs, suggests accessibility identifiers with batch confirmation, and emits a Claude-readable xcresult runner script. Manual invocation only — modifies project files.

Macos Native Review

Use after a PRD, spec, or implementation plan for a macOS app or feature — before implementation begins. Validates the artifact against Apple Human Interface Guidelines via WebFetch citations: vocabulary, control choices, keyboard shortcuts, semantic colors, sheets/popovers/alerts, animations, privileged operations, accessibility, menu bar, app lifecycle, dock behavior, App menu. Complementary to pitfall-verification ("will this work?") and quality-review ("will this feel good?") — this asks "is this Apple-native?".

Office Hours Track Aware

Track-aware wrapper around gstack's /office-hours skill. Runs the upstream office-hours session (six forcing questions / builder mode), detects native vs web intent from the resulting design doc, asks the platform question (iOS / macOS / both) if native, writes .gstack/track, renders DESIGN.html via htmlify and OPENS it in Safari BEFORE the approval gate, then asks "Approve / Revise / Restart" — fixing the upstream "approve-then-read" UX bug. On approval for native projects, suggests /superpowers-gstack:swiftui-design-consultation as next step. Replaces standalone swiftui-track skill (removed in v2.3.0). Use when starting a new product idea, brainstorming, or whenever upstream /office-hours would have fired. Set up via CLAUDE.md routing to intercept bare /office-hours invocations.

Pitfall Verification

Use after completing any PRD, spec, plan, or code implementation — verifies that artifact-specific pitfalls (security, idempotency, integration contracts, edge cases, LLM output) do not apply before declaring work done. Two rounds max.

Quality Review

Use after completing any PRD, spec, or implementation plan — before implementation begins. Hunts perceived-quality pitfalls (silent failures, missing loading states, empty states, error recovery, state drift, animations, AI output, sudo flows) that make a product feel cheap or broken even when it technically works. Complementary to pitfall-verification.

Swiftui Design Consultation

Apple-canon design system consultation for SwiftUI projects. Produces DESIGN.md (human source of truth) + a Swift Package starter (DesignSystem.swift + Package.swift + Tests) wired with semantic colors, SF Pro typography, Liquid Glass material discipline, named motion presets, and accessibility baseline. Orchestrates the swiftui-rag MCP surface for canonical patterns and HIG citations, uses /htmlify for Phase 3 proposal preview, chains into macos-native-review for HIG conformance gating. Use when starting a new SwiftUI project, when an existing SwiftUI project lacks a coherent design system, or when refreshing one. Phase 0 inlines the platform-question if .gstack/track is missing (since v2.3.0 — previously delegated to standalone swiftui-track skill, which was removed).

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