SwiftUI Empty App Init

Initialize a minimal SwiftUI iOS app in the current directory by generating a single `.xcodeproj` with XcodeGen (no workspaces, packages, or tests unless explicitly requested).

This skill appears coherent for initializing a minimal SwiftUI project, but before using it: (1) ensure Xcode is selected (xcode-select) and XcodeGen is on PATH; (2) run it in an empty or backed-up directory to avoid accidental file overwrite (it will create project.yml, a .xcodeproj, and source files in CWD); (3) double-check the provided project name and bundle identifier because the skill is configured to 'proceed immediately' without extra confirmations; (4) note the skill will not auto-install prerequisites — if XcodeGen is missing it will stop and report what’s missing. If you need additional scaffolding (icons, tests, packages), explicitly request those options because the skill intentionally omits them.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: swiftui-empty-app-init Version: 1.0.0 The skill's instructions in SKILL.md are clearly aligned with its stated purpose of initializing a minimal SwiftUI iOS app using XcodeGen. It explicitly limits the agent's actions, instructing it to 'Do not attempt alternative scaffolding or auto-installation' for prerequisites and 'Do not boot simulators, build, install, or launch unless explicitly requested' for verification. There is no evidence of prompt injection attempting to expand the agent's scope, exfiltrate data, execute arbitrary commands, or establish persistence. The required file operations and command executions (e.g., `xcodegen`) are directly necessary for the skill's legitimate function.