Swift and SwiftUI implementation — qualification

Record status

Record ID

job:tim:swift-and-swiftui-implementation

Parent lifecycle

candidate

Page lane

qualification

Lane lifecycle

proposed

Owner

Tim

Owner role

Apple platform specialist

Owner status

PACKAGING

Qualification result

NOT RUN · held for evidence and human review

Working browser surface: Agent jobs — builder overview — Inspect the package and stage a local project. This route is local-only; provider, credential, database, customer, publication, deployment, and production effects remain held.

Qualification status

Result

NOT RUN

Disposition

HELD

Reviewer

Not recorded

Receipt

Not recorded

This page defines proposed acceptance criteria for the qualification lane. It does not execute tests, establish compliance, qualify the subject, or authorize an effect.

Outcome definitions

Verified

All stated evidence and acceptance requirements passed for the exact reviewed revision; this still does not authorize deployment or an external effect.

Failed

One or more deterministic acceptance requirements failed with an inspectable reason.

Needs review

Evidence or interpretation is incomplete, conflicting, or awaits an identified human reviewer.

Held

Authority, required evidence, safe execution conditions, or a principal gate is absent.

The current record remains NOT RUN / HELD. These definitions describe candidate outcomes only.

Proposed deterministic acceptance tests

Route-resolution and distinct-content checks apply only to the admitted canonical routes in this record. Held source-proposed extensions are non-resolving proposals and are excluded.

• A valid package links the exact source record, identifies Tim as owner, records the Apple platform specialist role, and preserves the supplied PACKAGING status without upgrading it.
• A valid package lists authorized files or modules and explicit exclusions; missing or ambiguous file scope fails qualification.
• Every claimed API or framework capability has a source locator and evidence status. A named native surface alone never passes as proof of a connected web feature or available production API.
• Any proposal involving new entitlements, production credentials, store submission, or scope outside authorized Apple files is marked Needs review or Held and cannot be marked qualified.
• The package contains at least one negative test proving that unavailable or unverified APIs are not asserted as available.
• The package contains a chronology with timezone, ordered timestamps, dependency workback, review due date, and latest safe hold time; missing or contradictory chronology fails.
• The package identifies record ownership, reviewer, approval owner, provenance, revision state, and a receipt or explicit absence of receipt.
• SwiftUI interaction requirements are keyboard navigable, support VoiceOver labels and hints, expose focus order, preserve sufficient contrast, avoid color-only status, and provide a non-gesture alternative for every required gesture.
• Accessibility qualification fails when a control lacks an accessible name, a state change is not announced, a modal cannot be dismissed without a gesture, or dynamic text causes clipped or unreachable content.
• Privacy qualification passes only when requested data, purpose, local storage or sharing destination, retention, and user-visible consent or review are recorded. Unspecified personal, customer, credential, or protected data remains Held.
• No customer indexing, publication, provider connection, database authority, credential use, store submission, or production effect may be recorded as completed from this package.
• Failure-state handling is explicit for missing API evidence, unavailable entitlement, unsupported OS target, compile failure, test failure, inaccessible control, privacy ambiguity, source mismatch, reviewer rejection, expired deadline, and unauthorized file scope.
• A failed test preserves the original input, failure reason, responsible owner, next action, timestamp, and Held state; it must not silently convert to success.
• The package does not create doorway documentation or duplicate documentation routes with identical content; each proposed route must contain distinct useful implementation, evidence, or review material.
• The package must not instruct Tim to race another writer or publish or submit without approval; either condition is a hard negative.

Negative and held-state tests

• Inferring API availability from a framework or guide name without supplied evidence.
• Treating local prototype or indexed routes as connected Apple, provider, database, customer, publication, or production functionality.
• Crossing entitlement, credential, store-submission, or authorized-file boundaries.
• Recording customer or protected data in notes, attachments, logs, or source references without a documented purpose and custody path.
• Claiming qualification, implementation, deployment, indexing, publication, or submission before human review and receipts.
• Overlooking VoiceOver, keyboard, focus, dynamic text, contrast, reduced-motion, or gesture alternatives.
• Using stale, contradictory, or unverifiable source evidence.
• Allowing deadline expiry or missing dependency ownership to appear as successful completion.

Qualification claim boundary

Potentially allowed only after the stated evidence

• A proposal exists for bounded Swift and SwiftUI qualification work.
• Tim is identified by the supplied record as the Apple platform specialist owner.
• The package can document current work, evidence, approvals, deadlines, and held states in local prototype Notebook surfaces.
• The supplied role summary names Apple intelligence, Spotlight indexing, App Intents, and cross-device product-family concerns as areas of specialist focus.

Still held

• That any named Apple API or framework is available for the target OS.
• That an entitlement has been granted or a credential is connected.
• That code compiles, runs, ships, indexes content, invokes App Intents, or integrates with Apple intelligence.
• That any provider, database, customer, publication, store-submission, or production effect exists.
• That Tim has qualified or completed the implementation.
• That any current GuthHub route is a connected web feature or canonical Apple implementation surface.

Sources and evidence

These pointers bind the page to evidence. They do not grant authority or collapse verification into deployment.

• agents/index.html#tim
• source_record:job:tim:swift-and-swiftui-implementation
• job:tim:swift-and-swiftui-implementation
• Observed native contract: records preserve canonical IDs, provenance, source locators, SHA-256, revisions, lifecycle, tags, links, attachments, and record revisions.
• Observed native contract: PointGuard is a persistent cross-app context surface; specialist apps remain execution and canonical-record owners.
• Observed native contract: new entitlements, store submission, production credentials, and scope outside authorized Apple files are principal gates.
• Observed native contract: current GuthHub app routes are local prototypes or indexes and provider, credential, database, customer, publication, and production effects are held.