About explore-recipes
explore-recipes helps agents browse ShipSwift's catalog of SwiftUI components by category, then explain selected implementations and dependencies. It also suggests component combinations, with source available locally.
Key features
- 01Present the catalog by category
- 02Explain implementations and customization points
- 03Outline code structure and dependencies
- 04Suggest component combinations
- 05Provide local source paths
Use cases
- 01Find components for an onboarding flow
- 02Plan a set of analytics dashboard components
- 03Locate component files and learn their dependencies
Install
Copy the command and run it in a terminal.
$
npx skills add https:/ / github.com/ signerlabs/ shipswift --skill explore-recipesAfter installing, type/explore-recipesin Claude Code to confirm it loaded.
Details
From the project READMEExplore ShipSwift Recipes
Browse the full catalog of ShipSwift components — production-ready SwiftUI implementations.
Workflow
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Show the catalog: Read
skills/catalog.mdand present components organized by category:Category Count Examples Animation 9 Shimmer, Typewriter, GlowSweep, MeshGradient, OrbitingLogos Chart 8 Line, Bar, Area, Donut, Ring, Radar, Scatter, Heatmap Component 13 Alert, Loading, Onboarding, Stepper, FloatingLabels Module 7 Auth, Camera, Chat, Paywall, Settings, SubjectLifting, TikTokTracking Util 5 Date/String/View extensions, DebugLog, LocationManager -
Show details on request: When the user picks a component, read the source file and present:
- What it does
- Key features and customization points
- Code structure overview
- Dependencies
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Suggest combinations: Recommend components that work well together:
- Onboarding flow: OnboardingView + TypewriterText + Shimmer
- Analytics dashboard: LineChart + BarChart + DonutChart + ActivityHeatmap
- Social feature: Camera + Chat + Auth
- E-commerce: OrderView + Loading + Alert + Stepper
Guidelines
- Present in a scannable format (tables or bullet lists).
- When showing details, include the file path so the user can find it.
- All source is local under
ShipSwift/SWPackage/— no network required.
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