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Swift 6 and SwiftUI code rules for macOS apps, including concurrency, state, SwiftData, AppKit bridges, and fixes for common compiler errors. Use when writing, reviewing, or debugging Swift code in a Mac app, or on concurrency, Sendable, or "not in scope" errors.

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Swift 6 and SwiftUI code rules for macOS apps, including concurrency, state, SwiftData, AppKit bridges, and fixes for common compiler errors. Use when writing, reviewing, or debugging Swift code in a Mac app, or on concurrency, Sendable, or "not in scope" errors.

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Swift and SwiftUI

The code is right when it compiles with zero warnings in Swift 6 language mode and the app does what the story says. For how it should look, call the Skill tool with mac-design. For copyable view code, read ../../design/mac-design/patterns.md.

Concurrency

The template sets main-actor default isolation: every type and function runs on the main actor unless you say otherwise. UI code needs no annotations.

WorkPut it in
UI state, views, view modelsDefault (main actor)
CPU-heavy pure work (parsing, image work, diffing)A nonisolated function marked @concurrent
Shared mutable state used off the main threadAn actor
A C callback (event tap, Carbon hotkey, CoreAudio listener)A nonisolated static func that hops back with Task { @MainActor in ... }
  • Data that crosses actors is Sendable: structs and enums of Sendable values, or final class with only let properties.
  • MainActor.assumeIsolated { } inside a callback you know runs on the main thread (a main run loop Timer, a main queue notification).
  • Task { } inherits the actor. Task.detached only when it must not.
  • Fix a concurrency error at its type, not with @unchecked Sendable or nonisolated(unsafe). Those two are a last resort, with a comment why.
  • Runtime trap the compiler misses. A closure created inside a @MainActor type and passed to an API without a @Sendable closure parameter (DispatchSource.setEventHandler, DispatchWorkItem, addPeriodicTimeObserver, CoreAudio listener blocks) inherits the main actor. When it runs on a background queue, Swift 6 crashes the app. Write it as { @Sendable in ... }, and run every background path once after any concurrency change.

State

  • @Observable classes for models. @State in the view that owns one, @Bindable to bind to its properties, .environment(model) to share it.
  • @ObservationIgnored on caches, timers, and handles, so they never trigger a redraw.
  • @State for view-local values. @AppStorage for small preferences. Keychain for secrets.
  • ForEach(items) over values, never ForEach($items) for data the user can delete: a row can read an index that no longer exists and crash. Get a binding by looking the item up by id.

SwiftData

  • @Model classes, .modelContainer on the scene, @Query in views, @Environment(\.modelContext) to insert and delete.
  • Every new property has a default value, so existing stores still open.
  • Store at ~/Library/Application Support/<AppName>/. Allow an override (APP_STORE) so tests never touch the real data.
  • Give every model its own uid: UUID. persistentModelID changes on the first save, so it breaks selection and lookups.
  • Undo: register the reverse of each action on the window's undo manager. SwiftData's automatic undo is not reliable. Code in ../../design/mac-design/patterns.md (Undo with SwiftData).
  • Need SQL, a CLI, or several processes on one file? Use SQLite with WAL through a small library target instead.

Menu commands

SwiftUI Commands do not observe @Observable models, so a title or a .disabled(...) that reads the model goes stale. In testing, neither @FocusedValue (from .focusedSceneValue) nor an @ObservedObject inside the commands updated reliably: the menu stayed disabled with a row selected. What works: mirror the selection into a small ObservableObject, observe it in the App, and pass the values into the commands. The App's body then rebuilds the menus when they change.

@MainActor final class MenuState: ObservableObject {
    static let shared = MenuState()
    @Published private(set) var selection: Set<UUID> = []
    func update(_ s: Set<UUID>) { if selection != s { selection = s } }
}
// AppModel: var selection: Set<UUID> = [] { didSet { MenuState.shared.update(selection) } }

struct MyApp: App {
    @ObservedObject private var menu = MenuState.shared
    var body: some Scene {
        Window("App", id: "main") { ContentView() }
            .commands { AppCommands(model: model, selectedIDs: menu.selection) }
    }
}

Disable items with .disabled(selectedIDs.isEmpty) and resolve the target again when the item fires. Never ship items that stay enabled and do nothing. Check the menu from outside the app (test-mac-app skill, "Menu check").

A menu shortcut also fires while a text field has focus. Never use Delete, Command-Delete, arrows, or Return as menu shortcuts. Handle them on the list with .onDeleteCommand and .onKeyPress.

Names Swift already uses

Never name a type Task, View, Color, Image, Text, Section, Label, Menu, Group, or Settings. Task breaks every Task { }. Use Todo, TaskItem, NoteSection.

AppKit bridges

SwiftUI covers windows, lists, and forms. AppKit is still the answer for:

  • Floating panels that do not steal focus: NSPanel with .nonactivatingPanel hosting a SwiftUI view (NSHostingView, with sizingOptions = [] for a fixed frame).
  • Text views with custom behavior: NSViewRepresentable around NSTextView.
  • Status items with custom click handling: NSStatusItem.
  • Key and mouse monitors: NSEvent.addLocalMonitorForEvents. Remove the monitor when the view goes away.

For system hooks (hotkeys, Accessibility, screen capture), call the Skill tool with os-integrations.

Compiler errors

ErrorFix
cannot find 'X' in scope right after adding a fileswift package clean --scratch-path ~/Library/Developer/<AppName>/build
Main actor-isolated ... from a nonisolated contextMake the caller main-actor, or await the call
Sending 'x' risks causing data racesMake the type Sendable, or keep it on one actor
The compiler is unable to type-check this expressionSplit the view into smaller subviews or let constants
ambiguous use of 'Task'A type in your code is named Task; rename it

Fix the first error first. Later errors often come from it.

Swift 6 errors

Moving an existing Swift 5 app? Read ../../ship/build-and-verify/existing-app.md first: expect several build rounds, then hunt the runtime trap above.

ErrorFix
Static let of a non-Sendable type (formatter, NSFont, CFString)@MainActor on the enclosing type, a computed var, or a commented nonisolated(unsafe)
sending 'note' risks causing data races in a main-queue observerCopy the Sendable parts (an id, a pid) out of the notification before MainActor.assumeIsolated
Observer token captured before it is assignedKeep the token in a small @MainActor class
"pattern that the region-based isolation checker does not understand" in a task groupUse an array of Task { @MainActor in ... } and await each one
Vars changed from OperationQueue blocks under NSLockOSAllocatedUnfairLock(initialState:)
@objc action on an NSMenuItem subclass@MainActor @objc func

Done when the app builds with zero warnings in Swift 6 language mode and the story's acceptance checks pass.

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name: swift-swiftui
description: Swift 6 and SwiftUI code rules for macOS apps, including concurrency, state, SwiftData, AppKit bridges, and fixes for common compiler errors. Use when writing, reviewing, or debugging Swift code in a Mac app, or on concurrency, Sendable, or "not in scope" errors.
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name: swift-swiftui
description: Swift 6 and SwiftUI code rules for macOS apps, including concurrency, state, SwiftData, AppKit bridges, and fixes for common compiler errors. Use when writing, reviewing, or debugging Swift code in a Mac app, or on concurrency, Sendable, or "not in scope" errors.
---

# Swift and SwiftUI

The code is right when it compiles with zero warnings in Swift 6 language
mode and the app does what the story says. For how it should look, call the
Skill tool with `mac-design`. For copyable view code, read
[../../design/mac-design/patterns.md](../../design/mac-design/patterns.md).

## Concurrency

The template sets main-actor default isolation: every type and function runs
on the main actor unless you say otherwise. UI code needs no annotations.

| Work | Put it in |
| --- | --- |
| UI state, views, view models | Default (main actor) |
| CPU-heavy pure work (parsing, image work, diffing) | A `nonisolated` function marked `@concurrent` |
| Shared mutable state used off the main thread | An `actor` |
| A C callback (event tap, Carbon hotkey, CoreAudio listener) | A `nonisolated` static func that hops back with `Task { @MainActor in ... }` |

- Data that crosses actors is `Sendable`: structs and enums of `Sendable`
  values, or `final class` with only `let` properties.
- `MainActor.assumeIsolated { }` inside a callback you know runs on the main
  thread (a main run loop `Timer`, a main queue notification).
- `Task { }` inherits the actor. `Task.detached` only when it must not.
- Fix a concurrency error at its type, not with `@unchecked Sendable` or
  `nonisolated(unsafe)`. Those two are a last resort, with a comment why.
- **Runtime trap the compiler misses.** A closure created inside a
  `@MainActor` type and passed to an API without a `@Sendable` closure
  parameter (`DispatchSource.setEventHandler`, `DispatchWorkItem`,
  `addPeriodicTimeObserver`, CoreAudio listener blocks) inherits the main
  actor. When it runs on a background queue, Swift 6 crashes the app. Write
  it as `{ @Sendable in ... }`, and run every background path once after
  any concurrency change.

## State

- `@Observable` classes for models. `@State` in the view that owns one,
  `@Bindable` to bind to its properties, `.environment(model)` to share it.
- `@ObservationIgnored` on caches, timers, and handles, so they never
  trigger a redraw.
- `@State` for view-local values. `@AppStorage` for small preferences.
  Keychain for secrets.
- `ForEach(items)` over values, never `ForEach($items)` for data the user
  can delete: a row can read an index that no longer exists and crash. Get
  a binding by looking the item up by id.

## SwiftData

- `@Model` classes, `.modelContainer` on the scene, `@Query` in views,
  `@Environment(\.modelContext)` to insert and delete.
- Every new property has a default value, so existing stores still open.
- Store at `~/Library/Application Support/<AppName>/`. Allow an override
  (`APP_STORE`) so tests never touch the real data.
- Give every model its own `uid: UUID`. `persistentModelID` changes on the
  first save, so it breaks selection and lookups.
- Undo: register the reverse of each action on the window's undo manager.
  SwiftData's automatic undo is not reliable. Code in
  [../../design/mac-design/patterns.md](../../design/mac-design/patterns.md) (Undo with SwiftData).
- Need SQL, a CLI, or several processes on one file? Use SQLite with WAL
  through a small library target instead.

## Menu commands

SwiftUI `Commands` do not observe `@Observable` models, so a title or a
`.disabled(...)` that reads the model goes stale. In testing, neither
`@FocusedValue` (from `.focusedSceneValue`) nor an `@ObservedObject` inside
the commands updated reliably: the menu stayed disabled with a row
selected. What works: mirror the selection into a small `ObservableObject`,
observe it in the `App`, and pass the values into the commands. The App's
body then rebuilds the menus when they change.

```swift
@MainActor final class MenuState: ObservableObject {
    static let shared = MenuState()
    @Published private(set) var selection: Set<UUID> = []
    func update(_ s: Set<UUID>) { if selection != s { selection = s } }
}
// AppModel: var selection: Set<UUID> = [] { didSet { MenuState.shared.update(selection) } }

struct MyApp: App {
    @ObservedObject private var menu = MenuState.shared
    var body: some Scene {
        Window("App", id: "main") { ContentView() }
            .commands { AppCommands(model: model, selectedIDs: menu.selection) }
    }
}
```

Disable items with `.disabled(selectedIDs.isEmpty)` and resolve the target
again when the item fires. Never ship items that stay enabled and do
nothing. Check the menu from outside the app (`test-mac-app` skill, "Menu
check").

A menu shortcut also fires while a text field has focus. Never use Delete,
Command-Delete, arrows, or Return as menu shortcuts. Handle them on the
list with `.onDeleteCommand` and `.onKeyPress`.

## Names Swift already uses

Never name a type `Task`, `View`, `Color`, `Image`, `Text`, `Section`,
`Label`, `Menu`, `Group`, or `Settings`. `Task` breaks every `Task { }`.
Use `Todo`, `TaskItem`, `NoteSection`.

## AppKit bridges

SwiftUI covers windows, lists, and forms. AppKit is still the answer for:

- Floating panels that do not steal focus: `NSPanel` with
  `.nonactivatingPanel` hosting a SwiftUI view (`NSHostingView`, with
  `sizingOptions = []` for a fixed frame).
- Text views with custom behavior: `NSViewRepresentable` around `NSTextView`.
- Status items with custom click handling: `NSStatusItem`.
- Key and mouse monitors: `NSEvent.addLocalMonitorForEvents`. Remove the
  monitor when the view goes away.

For system hooks (hotkeys, Accessibility, screen capture), call the Skill
tool with `os-integrations`.

## Compiler errors

| Error | Fix |
| --- | --- |
| `cannot find 'X' in scope` right after adding a file | `swift package clean --scratch-path ~/Library/Developer/<AppName>/build` |
| `Main actor-isolated ... from a nonisolated context` | Make the caller main-actor, or `await` the call |
| `Sending 'x' risks causing data races` | Make the type `Sendable`, or keep it on one actor |
| `The compiler is unable to type-check this expression` | Split the view into smaller subviews or `let` constants |
| `ambiguous use of 'Task'` | A type in your code is named `Task`; rename it |

Fix the first error first. Later errors often come from it.

## Swift 6 errors

Moving an existing Swift 5 app? Read
[../../ship/build-and-verify/existing-app.md](../../ship/build-and-verify/existing-app.md)
first: expect several build rounds, then hunt the runtime trap above.

| Error | Fix |
| --- | --- |
| Static `let` of a non-Sendable type (formatter, `NSFont`, `CFString`) | `@MainActor` on the enclosing type, a computed `var`, or a commented `nonisolated(unsafe)` |
| `sending 'note' risks causing data races` in a main-queue observer | Copy the Sendable parts (an id, a pid) out of the notification before `MainActor.assumeIsolated` |
| Observer token captured before it is assigned | Keep the token in a small `@MainActor` class |
| "pattern that the region-based isolation checker does not understand" in a task group | Use an array of `Task { @MainActor in ... }` and await each one |
| Vars changed from `OperationQueue` blocks under `NSLock` | `OSAllocatedUnfairLock(initialState:)` |
| `@objc` action on an `NSMenuItem` subclass | `@MainActor @objc func` |

Done when the app builds with zero warnings in Swift 6 language mode and
the story's acceptance checks pass.

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