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Swift Package AGENTS Maintainer

Maintain one canonical AGENTS.md across Swift Package repositories. Prefer the bundled script for deterministic automation runs.

Workflow

1. Confirm scope and mode.

• Use --repo <path> for a single repository.
• Use --root <path> to scan recursively for repos containing Package.swift.
• If neither --repo nor --root is provided, scan ~/Workspace by default.
• Use --check for read-only drift detection in recurring automation.
• Omit --check to apply updates.

1. Resolve the canonical file.

• Default canonical file: assets/AGENTS.md in this skill.
• If the user provides another canonical source, pass it with --canonical <path>.

1. Run synchronization.

• Command: scripts/sync_agents_md.sh [--canonical <path>] (--repo <path> | --root <path>) [--check] [--verbose]
• In apply mode, the script creates or updates AGENTS.md in each discovered Swift package repo.
• In check mode, the script reports drift and exits non-zero if any repo differs.

1. Validate and report.

• Summarize: scanned repos, unchanged repos, updated repos, and drift count.
• For automation runs, include whether exit status indicates drift.

Defaults

• Prefer --check for scheduled automation runs that only detect drift.
• Prefer apply mode for user-invoked maintenance runs.
• Treat a directory as a Swift package repo only when Package.swift is present.
• Use ~/Workspace as the default discovery root on machines where Swift packages are stored there.
• Use --root when your repositories live outside ~/Workspace.
• Skip hidden/build dependency directories during scans (for example .git, any .* directory, .build, .swiftpm, node_modules).
• Skip Xcode-protected/generated directories during scans (for example *.xcworkspace, *.xcodeproj, DerivedData).

Automation Prompting

• Codex App automation fit: Strong. Use for recurring drift detection or scheduled apply runs.
• Codex CLI automation fit: Strong. Use deterministic prompts that map directly to --check or apply mode.
• Use references/automation-prompts.md for Codex App and Codex CLI templates with placeholders.
• Keep mode, schedule, and workspace routing explicit to avoid accidental apply runs.

Troubleshooting

• If the canonical file path is missing, stop and request or restore a valid canonical AGENTS.md.
• If no repositories are discovered under --root, report that no Package.swift files were found.
• If permissions block writes, rerun with an authorized workspace path or approved elevation.

Resources

scripts/

• scripts/sync_agents_md.sh: Detect and apply canonical AGENTS.md changes across Swift package repos.

assets/

• assets/AGENTS.md: Canonical baseline template for Swift package repositories.

references/

• references/automation-usage.md: Suggested recurring automation modes and output expectations.
• references/automation-prompts.md: Codex App and Codex CLI automation templates with placeholders and guardrails.

Interactive Customization Flow

1. Load current effective customization settings first:

• uv run python scripts/customization_config.py effective

1. Ask targeted customization questions:

• Use references/customization-flow.md to drive knob-by-knob questions.
• Confirm desired behavior changes and safety constraints.

1. Map requested changes to implementation files:

• Update SKILL.md, references/*, and any runtime script files listed in references/customization-flow.md.

1. Persist durable customization state:

• Start from customization.template.yaml defaults.
• Apply approved overrides with uv run python scripts/customization_config.py apply --input <yaml-file>.
• Durable path: ~/.config/gaelic-ghost/apple-dev-skills/<skill-name>/customization.yaml.
• Optional override root: APPLE_DEV_SKILLS_CONFIG_HOME.

1. Report resulting effective configuration:

• Re-run uv run python scripts/customization_config.py effective and summarize final active settings.
• If the user asks to remove customization state, run uv run python scripts/customization_config.py reset.

Use references/customization-flow.md for skill-specific knobs, file mapping, guardrails, validation checks, and example requests.