swiftui-layout-auditor

Scans SwiftUI layout code for issues — from known anti-patterns like GeometryReader misuse and deprecated screen APIs to architectural gaps like missing multitasking support, identity-losing conditional stacks, and layouts that clip on smaller devices.

What It Does

• Detects 12 known layout violations (GeometryReader in stacks, deprecated UIScreen/UIDevice, UIRequiresFullScreen, size class misuse, conditional stacks, hardcoded breakpoints, controls under .ignoresSafeArea(), hand-built toolbar rows, and more)
• Identifies layout completeness gaps (missing multitasking support, near-edge fixed sizing, GeometryReader in scroll contexts, no iOS 26 free-form window support)
• Correlates findings that compound into higher severity
• Produces a Layout Health Score (ADAPTIVE / RIGID / BROKEN)

How to Use

Natural language:

• "Can you check my SwiftUI layouts for issues?"
• "My layout breaks on iPad, can you scan for problems?"
• "Check for GeometryReader misuse in my views"

Explicit command:

/axiom:audit swiftui-layout

Related

• swiftui-layout skill – adaptive layout decision trees (ViewThatFits, AnyLayout, onGeometryChange)
• swiftui-layout-ref skill – complete SwiftUI layout API reference
• swiftui-performance-analyzer agent – overlaps on non-lazy ForEach and GeometryReader in scrolling contexts
• accessibility-auditor agent – overlaps on fixed dimensions that clip with Dynamic Type
• iphone-duo skill – why hand-built bars and controls under .ignoresSafeArea() break on iPhone Duo