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Explore an unfamiliar legacy iOS codebase with AI without treating its answers as authoritative. You will verify a codebase map and technical-debt findings against the source, create a high-level Objective-C-to-Swift and UIKit-to-SwiftUI modernization plan, and investigate whether the app is ready for a safe feature change.


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This module teaches you how to use AI to carry a planned iOS feature all the way to a reviewed, verified implementation. Starting from a written feature plan, you’ll prompt AI to work out an implementation sequence and turn it into a multi-agent workflow that carries out the plan. You’ll then use Conductor to run several AI tasks in parallel, each isolated in its own git work...


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Plan a new iOS feature with AI assistance before writing code. You will use AI as product, design, and engineering reviewers to shape an AI Usage Insights feature, create a development-ready plan, and run an independent adversarial review before approving the final plan.


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Learn how to use agentic AI throughout the iOS development process. You’ll set up Claude Agent in Xcode and configure Cursor, then use both tools to add features to an existing SwiftUI app. You’ll also connect an external AI tool to Xcode through its Model Context Protocol (MCP) server and use an AI agent to interact with an app running in the simulator.


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Kodebits reached Day 100 on 30 September, and we’re pausing to take stock. Here are September’s 15 bits grouped by platform and difficulty, a look back at the full hundred, and a chance to tell us what you’d change.

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