audit-touch

Scan your Mac app for what breaks when someone touches it, on the touch-display MacBook Pro or an iPad connected over Sidecar.

What This Command Does

Launches the touch-auditor agent to sweep AppKit, Mac Catalyst, and SwiftUI code and your Info.plist for the custom input handling that touch can't fully reach.

What It Checks

1. Freezes and crashes – custom gesture recognizers that can miss a terminal state, and gesture debug defaults left on in release builds
2. Tracking-loop fallbacks – control subclasses that override mouseDown, container drags started from mouseDragged, and event-tracking loops
3. Interrupted gestures – actions that don't handle .cancelled, and currentEvent reads in action methods
4. Reachability – hover-only actions, context menus shown from mouseDown, overlays over controls, and small hit targets
5. Games – pointer positions built from movement deltas
6. Completeness – exclusive views, simultaneous controls, scroll-view relationships, NSIsTouchNative

Usage

/axiom:audit touch

Related

• touch-auditor – The agent that powers this command
• touch – The fixes behind every finding
• appkit-modernization – Control events and the mouseDown replacement map