Source: https://guthlabs.ai/docs/tools/swiftui/qualification/ tool / candidate # SwiftUI — qualification The distinct qualification record for SwiftUI. This page is proposal-only. Status: **proposed**Lifecycle: **candidate** ## Record status **Record ID**: tool:swiftui **Parent lifecycle**: candidate **Page lane**: docs_qualification **Lane lifecycle**: proposed **Owner**: Tim **Owner role**: Apple platform specialist **Owner status**: Not separately recorded **Qualification result**: NOT RUN · held for evidence and human review **Working browser surface:** [Tools — overview]() — Inspect the tool contract, usage, boundaries, and proposed qualification checks. 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 docs_qualification lane. It does not execute tests, establish compliance, qualify the subject, or authorize an effect. ### Lane-specific instrument aids [wcag-contrast-ratio-checkeroptional · Proposal-only contrast calculations for documented accessibility examples; does not qualify a SwiftUI implementation or prove WCAG conformance.]()[regex-testeroptional · Deterministic checking of documented route, identifier, and metadata patterns; does not validate Apple APIs or runtime behavior.]()[checksum-verifieroptional · Optional integrity check for archived documentation artifacts; does not establish source authority or implementation authenticity.]() ## 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. ## Catalog-observed source metadata These fields are reproduced from the admitted candidate record for source-fidelity inspection. Presence does not prove implementation, connection, qualification, authority, or an external effect. **tool_id**: tool:swiftui **slug**: swiftui **title**: SwiftUI **owner_agents**: Tim **owner_roles**: Apple platform specialist **related_jobs**: Swift and SwiftUI implementation; Apple platform discovery; App Intents and Spotlight; Cross-device product families; Native capability qualification **related_field_guides**: iOS 27; iPadOS 27; macOS 27; Liquid Glass; Apple capability index **principal_gates**: New entitlements; Store submission; Production credentials; Scope outside authorized Apple files **never_rules**: Race another writer; Claim an unavailable API; Publish or submit without approval **lifecycle**: candidate **source_refs**: agents/index.html#tim ## Proposed deterministic qualification tests - AT-01 Identity: every page names tool_id tool:swiftui, slug swiftui, title SwiftUI, owner Tim, and source reference agents/index.html#tim. - AT-02 Proposal boundary: pages state that implementation, connection, API availability, entitlements, credentials, deployment, and publication authority are unproven unless separately evidenced. - AT-03 Route distinctness: each documentation route contains route-specific fields and tests; no route is a duplicate alias of another route. - AT-04 Platform separation: iOS 27, iPadOS 27, and macOS 27 appear as separate review dimensions, with unknown or unsupported claims held rather than inferred. - AT-05 API claim discipline: an API or capability cannot be marked available without a supplied source or verification record; otherwise the result is unverified or held. - AT-06 Entitlement gate: any new entitlement produces a blocking status until authorization and approval evidence are recorded. - AT-07 Release gate: store submission and production credentials remain blocked until explicit approval is recorded. - AT-08 Scope gate: a request naming files outside the authorized Apple-file boundary fails qualification and is marked held. - AT-09 Never-rule compliance: no workflow step races another writer, claims an unavailable API, publishes or submits without approval, or expands beyond authorized Apple files. - AT-10 Accessibility: each interactive example has a keyboard/focus path where applicable, accessible names, logical focus order, Dynamic Type review, VoiceOver review, contrast evidence where applicable, reduced-motion behavior where applicable, and non-color status communication. - AT-11 Privacy: every data item has purpose, collection point, storage location, indexing or Spotlight exposure, retention, deletion behavior, and logging classification; unknown fields fail privacy qualification. - AT-12 Abuse: test requests for unauthorized entitlement use, credential exfiltration, deceptive permission prompts, hidden tracking, unsafe automation, and unsupported platform assumptions; each must be rejected or held. - AT-13 Source traceability: every normative claim links to a supplied source or is explicitly labeled proposed/unverified; the only supplied source reference is agents/index.html#tim. - AT-14 Authority: reviewer identity, approval scope, timestamp, and decision are required before any qualified-for-review result becomes publishable. - AT-15 Evidence integrity: archived qualification artifacts may be checksum-verified, but checksum success must not be treated as proof of API availability, authorship, or authority. - AT-16 Failure determinism: missing evidence, contradictory platform claims, unavailable API claims, scope violations, privacy gaps, accessibility failures, abuse findings, or absent approval produce held or rejected status rather than a pass. ## Negative and abuse cases - Treating the catalog observation as proof that a working SwiftUI tool or implementation exists. - Inventing Apple APIs, deployment behavior, Liquid Glass behavior, App Intents support, Spotlight integration, or cross-device effects. - Assuming iOS 27, iPadOS 27, or macOS 27 availability without supplied evidence. - Requesting or using new entitlements without approval. - Using production credentials or attempting store submission without authorization. - Publishing documentation that implies implementation, connection, qualification, or authority has been established. - Expanding beyond authorized Apple files or repository boundaries. - Exposing private user data through App Intents, Spotlight, logs, analytics, previews, or examples. - Creating inaccessible controls, focus traps, unreadable contrast, motion hazards, or color-only status indicators. - Enabling deceptive permission prompts, unsafe automation, privilege escalation, or credential collection. - Relying on a calculator or integrity check as a substitute for platform documentation, review, or authority. ## Qualification claim boundary ### Potentially allowed only after evidence and review - The agent catalog contains an observed entry named SwiftUI with tool_id tool:swiftui and slug swiftui. - Tim is listed as the owner and Apple platform specialist. - The source record associates the entry with Swift and SwiftUI implementation, Apple platform discovery, App Intents and Spotlight, cross-device product families, and native capability qualification. - The source record lists iOS 27, iPadOS 27, macOS 27, Liquid Glass, and Apple capability index as related field guides. - The source record identifies new entitlements, store submission, production credentials, and scope outside authorized Apple files as principal gates. - The source record supplies the never-rules: race no other writer, claim no unavailable API, publish or submit only with approval. - The documentation and tests proposed here can preserve uncertainty, record evidence, and gate release decisions. ### Still held - That a SwiftUI implementation exists or is connected. - That any Apple API, App Intent, Spotlight integration, Liquid Glass feature, or platform capability is available. - That the tool can compile, run, deploy, sign, submit to a store, or access production credentials. - That Tim or any listed owner has authority to approve publication, entitlements, credentials, or store submission. - That the related field guides are current, authoritative, or sufficient for qualification. - That any documentation route proves runtime accessibility, privacy compliance, security, safety, or platform conformance. - That the compatible instruments validate SwiftUI behavior or Apple authority. ## Sources and evidence These pointers bind the page to evidence. They do not grant authority or collapse verification into deployment. - `source_record:tool:swiftui` - `agents/index.html#tim`