When you build for Apple platforms with a coding agent, the result often depends on the context the agent has. Swift Brain gives you and your agents curated Swift and SwiftUI knowledge to draw on while you build.
Knowledge for you and your coding agents
Swift Brain turns more than ten years of my Swift and SwiftUI experience into an evolving knowledge system for you and your coding agents. Articles, transcripts, Apple interface references, patterns, and AI Swift Skills bring tested judgment close to the product decision you are making.
When an agent needs to build a screen or choose an approach, give it the relevant context from a database you have duplicated, then review the result against your product. The skills encode techniques I rely on in my own work; they are a starting point for better judgment, not a promise that every answer will be right.
Put the knowledge to work
- Study references and patterns to understand an Apple-platform decision you need to make.
- Use reusable Swift skills and Apple UI references to give coding agents more useful project context.
- Duplicate the individual databases offered for reuse into your own Notion workspace, then connect your coding tools to those copies as your setup supports.
- Choose the material that fits your project and review the results your agents produce.
Part of the workshop
Resources explain implementation decisions and how to work with the material. Swift Brain supplies knowledge you can return to while building; Slack #swift-brain gives Crafter, Founder, and Mentorship members a place to discuss how they apply it.
Explore Build Apple products and the other learning paths. The Foundry shows how connected product work is organized; Ops Lab helps you develop your own specialists.
Access and reuse
Swift Brain is one of the three shared Notion teamspaces included with Crafter, Founder, and Mentorship. Join Slack first so I can arrange your Notion invitation.
Reuse follows the options offered on each database or item. A database you duplicate becomes your own copy: later changes in Swift Brain do not flow into it automatically, so return to the shared teamspace for current material. Keep third-party content within its own access and usage terms. References and tools can change as the workshop evolves.