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Code generator skills that produce production-ready Swift code for common app components. Use when user wants to add logging, analytics, onboarding, review prompts, networking, authentication, paywalls, settings, persistence, error monitoring, CI/CD pipelines, localization, push notifications, deep linking, testing, accessibility, widgets, feature flags, app icons, image caching, pagination, HTTP caching, share cards, social export, subscription lifecycle, referral systems, watermarks, streak tracking, milestone celebrations, what's new screens, lapsed user re-engagement, usage insights, variable rewards, consent flows, account deletion, permission priming, force updates, state restoration, debug menus, offline queues, feedback forms, announcement banners, quick win sessions, Spotlight indexing, App Clips, screenshot automation, background processing, app extensions, data export, or SwiftUI preview sample data and variant matrices.

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Paywall Generator

Generate a complete StoreKit 2 subscription paywall with modern SwiftUI views, subscription status tracking, and proper purchase handling.

When This Skill Activates

Use this skill when the user:

  • Asks to "add subscriptions" or "add paywall"
  • Mentions "in-app purchases" or "IAP"
  • Wants "StoreKit 2" implementation
  • Asks about "subscription management"
  • Mentions "premium features" or "pro version"

Paywall Design Principles (Apple's Data)

  • Keep sign-up to 3-4 taps. Per Apple's Tech Talk: 61% conversion at 3 taps, 48% at 4 — collapsing to 7% at 9 taps.
  • Make the paywall glanceable — value proposition, price, and renewal/trial terms in one view, no scrolling to find the price.
  • Show clear renewal and trial terms everywhere you pitch the subscription, not just on the paywall.
  • Persistent entry point over pop-ups — a tasteful, always-available subscribe button (plus subscribe/manage in Settings). Pop-ups train users to dismiss.
  • Trigger the offer at moments of interest — when the user taps locked content, not on a timer.
  • Offer 3-4 duration tiers so users self-select their commitment level.
  • Let users experience value first — free trial (works best for known brands), freemium, or content sampling (e.g., N free articles per month).

Pre-Generation Checks

1. Project Context Detection

  • Check for existing StoreKit implementations
  • Check deployment target (StoreKit 2 requires iOS 15+)
  • Look for existing product IDs in codebase
  • Identify source file locations

2. Conflict Detection

Search for existing StoreKit:

Glob: **/*Store*.swift, **/*Purchase*.swift, **/*Subscription*.swift
Grep: "import StoreKit" or "Product.products"

If found, ask user:

  • Replace existing implementation?
  • Extend with additional features?

Apple Docs Reference

StoreKit subscription APIs (iOS 18.4+):

  • SubscriptionOfferView - New SwiftUI view for merchandising subscriptions
  • subscriptionStatusTask modifier for tracking subscription state
  • Transaction.currentEntitlements(for:) - per-product entitlement check (iOS 18.4+)
  • RenewalInfo enhancements for expiration reasons

Configuration Questions

Ask user via AskUserQuestion:

  1. Subscription tiers? (multi-select)

    • Monthly
    • Yearly (with discount)
    • Lifetime
    • Weekly
  2. Features needed?

    • Free trial
    • Family sharing
    • Promotional offers
  3. UI style?

    • Full paywall screen
    • Inline subscription view
    • Both

Generation Process

Step 1: Create Core Files

Generate these files:

  1. StoreKitManager.swift - Product loading and purchasing
  2. SubscriptionStatus.swift - Status tracking
  3. PaywallView.swift - Full paywall UI
  4. SubscriptionButton.swift - Individual plan button

Step 2: Create Configuration

  • Products.swift - Product ID constants

Step 3: Determine File Location

Check project structure:

  • If Sources/ exists → Sources/Store/
  • If App/ exists → App/Store/
  • Otherwise → Store/

Product ID Setup

App Store Connect

  1. Go to App Store Connect > Your App > Subscriptions
  2. Create subscription group
  3. Add subscription products with IDs like:
    • com.yourapp.subscription.monthly
    • com.yourapp.subscription.yearly
    • com.yourapp.subscription.lifetime

StoreKit Configuration (Testing)

Create Products.storekit for local testing:

  1. File > New > File > StoreKit Configuration
  2. Add products matching your IDs
  3. Edit scheme > Options > StoreKit Configuration

Output Format

After generation, provide:

Files Created

Sources/Store/
├── StoreKitManager.swift        # Product loading & purchasing
├── SubscriptionStatus.swift     # Status enum & tracking
├── Products.swift               # Product ID constants
└── Views/
    ├── PaywallView.swift        # Full paywall screen
    ├── SubscriptionButton.swift # Plan selection button
    └── SubscriptionOfferCard.swift # iOS 18.4+ view

Integration Steps

App Entry Point:

@main
struct MyApp: App {
    @State private var subscriptionStatus: SubscriptionStatus = .unknown

    var body: some Scene {
        WindowGroup {
            ContentView()
                .environment(\.subscriptionStatus, subscriptionStatus)
                .subscriptionStatusTask(for: "your.group.id") { statuses in
                    subscriptionStatus = SubscriptionStatus.from(statuses)
                }
        }
    }
}

Show Paywall:

struct ContentView: View {
    @State private var showPaywall = false
    @Environment(\.subscriptionStatus) var status

    var body: some View {
        VStack {
            if status != .subscribed {
                Button("Upgrade to Pro") {
                    showPaywall = true
                }
            }
        }
        .sheet(isPresented: $showPaywall) {
            PaywallView()
        }
    }
}

SubscriptionOfferView (iOS 18.4+):

// Simple merchandising view
SubscriptionOfferView(productID: "com.app.subscription.monthly")
    .prefersPromotionalIcon(true)
    .subscriptionOfferViewDetailAction {
        showPaywall = true
    }

Testing Instructions

  1. Create StoreKit Configuration:

    • File > New > StoreKit Configuration
    • Add your products
  2. Edit Scheme:

    • Product > Scheme > Edit Scheme
    • Options > StoreKit Configuration > Select your file
  3. Test Purchases:

    • Run in Simulator
    • Use Transaction Manager (Debug > StoreKit > Transaction Manager)
  4. Test Scenarios:

    • Purchase flow
    • Restore purchases
    • Subscription expiration
    • Renewal

References

  • storekit-patterns.md - Best practices and patterns
  • templates/ - All template files
  • Apple Docs: StoreKit Updates (iOS 18.4+)

Source: SKILL.md on GitHub

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