Turning Claude Code into an Apple indie dev agency

What it does

This repository is a library of 147 Claude Code “skills” — essentially prompt templates and domain instructions — tailored for iOS, macOS, watchOS, and visionOS development. The skills span the entire indie developer lifecycle: generating SwiftUI boilerplate, auditing Human Interface Guidelines compliance, drafting App Store copy, handling rejection appeals, and even writing privacy policies. It installs as a Claude Code plugin that surfaces 23 category routers, so only a short index stays in context while sub-skills load on demand.

The interesting bit

The project treats Claude Code as the runtime and these skills as a standard library for Apple development. Sixty-three of the skills are “generators” that emit production-ready Swift code for everything from StoreKit paywalls to TipKit onboarding flows, while meta-skills like skill-creator and skill-auditor let the library expand and review itself. It is also the knowledge layer of a four-repo “indie Apple developer stack” that extends through workflow commands, autonomous agents, and live App Store Connect API tools.

Key highlights

• 147 skills across 23 categories, including code generation, ASO, testing, legal docs, and monetization
• 63 generator skills output ready-to-integrate Swift for auth, analytics, widgets, Live Activities, subscription lifecycle, and more
• Covers non-code essentials: App Store featuring nominations, press/media strategy, pricing tiers, and GDPR-compliant account deletion
• Self-hosting meta-skills (skill-creator, skill-auditor) for authoring and validating new skills
• Plugin architecture keeps context lean by routing through 23 category skills rather than loading the full library at once

Verdict

Indie Apple developers already using Claude Code will save hours not reinventing prompts for StoreKit or ASO. If you do not use Claude Code or you prefer to hand-craft every Info.plist and privacy policy, this is not for you.