workflow-audit
Walks through a SwiftUI app like a user would to find unreachable screens and unused values. Runs as a Claude Code plugin.
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- 22 Sept 2026
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Overview
workflow-audit is a Claude Code skill that checks whether people can actually use what you built in a SwiftUI app. It traces every way into each feature and where each path leads, finding problems such as screens nothing opens, dead ends and placeholder data left in. It reads your code rather than running it.
Features
- Five passes: discovery, flow tracing, issue detection, how it feels, and real data
- Detects 33 kinds of problem, such as dead ends, screens that will not close and spinners with no timeout
- Checks how many taps a task takes and whether users can back out
- A companion planning skill turns findings into an ordered fix plan with /plan --workflow-audit
- Works alongside your linter
Requirements
- Claude Code
- A SwiftUI project
Install
In Claude Code, run these one at a time
/plugin marketplace add Terryc21/workflow-audit /plugin install workflow-audit@workflow-audit
Example
Open a SwiftUI project and run /workflow-audit to find features with no way in.
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