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Commands And Agents

3 command and 6 agents.

Use commands for broad questions. Use reference agents for focused API lookups in isolated context. Use the auditor agent for code review scans.

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.

Pre-release validation with guided fixes — checks versions, regenerates derived files, runs full validation, and reports blockers.

Audit all skills for quality gaps — freshness, descriptions, routing, lint — and produce a prioritized fix list.

Look up editor feature APIs — Writing Tools, text interaction, text input, undo/redo, find/replace, pasteboard, spelling, drag-and-drop, accessibility, and Dynamic Type.

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.

Look up attributed string APIs, text formatting attributes, colors, Markdown rendering, text attachments, line breaking, and bidirectional text.

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.

Use this agent when the user describes a broken text symptom — stale layout, editing crashes, TextKit 1 fallback, Writing Tools not working, rendering artifacts, typing lag, or text content loss. Autonomously reads the user’s code, follows a diagnostic decision tree, and returns root cause + fix.

Look up TextKit 1/2 APIs, layout mechanics, viewport rendering, text measurement, exclusion paths, fallback triggers, and text storage patterns.