Commands And Agents
1 command and 5 agents.
Use commands for broad questions. Use reference agents for focused API lookups in isolated context. Use the auditor agent for code review scans.
Commands
Section titled “Commands”apple-text:ask
Section titled “apple-text:ask”Natural-language entry point for Apple Text. Use when the user has an Apple text question but does not know which skill or agent to invoke.
Agents
Section titled “Agents”editor-reference
Section titled “editor-reference”Look up editor feature APIs — Writing Tools, text interaction, text input, undo/redo, find/replace, pasteboard, spelling, drag-and-drop, accessibility, and Dynamic Type.
platform-reference
Section titled “platform-reference”Look up SwiftUI bridging, UIViewRepresentable wrappers, TextEditor iOS 26+, AppKit vs UIKit differences, TextKit 1 vs 2 selection, Core Text, Foundation text utilities, and parsing.
rich-text-reference
Section titled “rich-text-reference”Look up attributed string APIs, text formatting attributes, colors, Markdown rendering, text attachments, line breaking, and bidirectional text.
textkit-auditor
Section titled “textkit-auditor”Use this agent when the user mentions TextKit review, text view code review, or asks to scan for TextKit anti-patterns. Automatically scans Swift/Objective-C code for TextKit issues — detects TextKit 1 fallback triggers, deprecated glyph APIs, missing editing lifecycle calls, unsafe text storage patterns, and Writing Tools compatibility problems.
textkit-reference
Section titled “textkit-reference”Look up TextKit 1/2 APIs, layout mechanics, viewport rendering, text measurement, exclusion paths, fallback triggers, and text storage patterns.