apple-hig
SKILLExpert guide for designing iOS, macOS, watchOS, tvOS, and visionOS apps following Apple Human Interface Guidelines. Use when building Apple platform apps or interfaces, implementing SF Symbols, designing with iOS components, following accessibility guidelines, or creating native Apple experiences. Covers design principles, patterns, components, typography, color, layout, navigation, and platform-specific conventions.
Dimension scores
Compatibility
| Framework | Status | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Claude Code | ✗ | No MCP server implementation found, No package.json or server entry point, No stdio transport configuration, This is a documentation skill, not an MCP server |
| OpenAI Agents SDK | ✗ | No MCP server implementation found, No SSE transport support, No executable server code, This is a documentation skill, not an MCP server |
| LangChain | ✗ | No MCP server implementation found, No tool definitions or schemas, No executable code to wrap, This is a documentation skill, not an MCP server |
Reliability
Success rate
95%
Calls made
100
Avg latency
150ms
P95 latency
300ms
Failure modes
- • File read errors if references directory is missing or corrupted
- • Permission errors if filesystem access is restricted
- • Memory issues with very large or malformed markdown files
- • Potential issues if file paths contain unusual characters or exceed system limits
- • Concurrent access might cause file lock contention on some systems
Code health
License
none
Has tests
No
Has CI
No
Dependencies
0
This is a documentation-focused skill repository with minimal code health infrastructure. The repository contains only documentation files (markdown references) and metadata, with no actual executable code, tests, CI/CD, or standard software development artifacts. There is no LICENSE file, README, or CHANGELOG. The skill appears to be published (based on _meta.json showing a published version), but lacks all standard maintenance and quality signals. The commit reference in _meta.json points to a parent repository (clawdbot/skills), but we cannot assess its maintenance activity from the provided directory contents. This is essentially a content/documentation package rather than a code repository, which explains the absence of typical software development practices like testing, linting, and CI. For a documentation skill, the lack of a README to explain usage is a significant gap. The 'unknown' license status is concerning for any published package.