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shipswift
SwiftUI component library with skills and an MCP server for AI coding tools
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- Stars
- 3.3k
- License
- MIT
- Last commit
- Nov 2026
- Language
- Swift
1,327 on 21 Apr 20263,268 on 10 Nov 2026
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Overview
ShipSwift is a MIT-licensed set of SwiftUI source files for iOS 18+: 44 animation components (some Metal shaders), charts, UI components, and modules for auth, camera, chat, paywall and settings. Components are copied into an Xcode project, or fetched by an AI assistant through installable skills or a hosted MCP server. Backend guides and compliance templates are in a paid Pro tier.
Who it is for: iOS developers using AI coding assistants to build SwiftUI apps
Strengths
- Components are self-contained files you can copy directly into Xcode
- Local skills mode reads source from the repo, works offline without MCP
- Covers Metal-shader animations, nine chart types, and auth, camera and chat modules
- Showcase app and website provide live previews of components
Weaknesses
- Backend routes, compliance templates and pitfall guides are Pro-only
- Requires iOS 18.0+ and Swift; no Android or cross-platform support
- Auth depends on Amplify/Cognito; voice input uses VolcEngine ASR
- No tagged releases; consumed by copying files, not as a package
What it needs
- Swift
- Needs Xcode, iOS 18+, Amplify SDK (Cognito), StoreKit 2, VolcEngine ASR
Quick answers
Is shipswift open source?
Yes. Its code is on GitHub under the MIT license.
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