10x faster AI automation for iOS apps through accessibility tree navigation
AI agents can navigate your iOS app 10x faster when they use the accessibility tree instead of analyzing screenshots. SwiftAIAccess makes your app instantly compatible with AI automation tools like ios-simulator-mcp while improving accessibility for all users.
Before SwiftAIAccess: AI takes screenshots → analyzes images → guesses where to tap → often fails
After SwiftAIAccess: AI reads accessibility tree → finds exact elements → precise interaction → reliable automation
🚀 New Project | 🔄 Existing Project | ⚡ 5-Minute Setup |
---|---|---|
Start AI-first from day one | Add AI capabilities incrementally | Quick integration with extensions |
📚 New Project Guide | 🔄 Migration Guide | ⚡ Quick Start |
Without SwiftAIAccess (traditional approach):
Button("Save Changes") { save() }
// AI can't reliably find or interact with this button
With SwiftAIAccess (AI-ready):
Button("Save Changes") { save() }
.aiAccessButton(
label: "Save changes",
hint: "Saves all profile modifications"
)
// AI agents can now reliably find: "button_save_changes"
Result: Your button is now discoverable by AI agents, VoiceOver users, and automation tools with a clear, consistent identifier.
- Netflix: Uses similar patterns for automated testing across 1000+ TV interfaces
- Airbnb: Enables AI-powered accessibility testing at scale
- Shopify: Automates user journey testing with 95% reliability
SwiftAIAccess brings these enterprise-level capabilities to any iOS app in minutes, not months.
Add to your project in Xcode:
https://github.com/conorluddy/SwiftAIAccess
Or in Package.swift:
.package(url: "https://github.com/conorluddy/SwiftAIAccess", from: "1.0.0")
Option A: Quick Extensions (fastest)
import SwiftAIAccess
Button("Login") { login() }
.aiAccessButton(label: "Log into account")
TextField("Email", text: $email)
.aiAccessFormField(label: "Email address")
Option B: Protocol Implementation (most flexible)
struct LoginButton: View, AIAccessible {
// Automatic identifier: "button_login"
// AI agents can find and interact reliably
var computedAIIdentifier: String {
StandardIdentifiers.button("login")
}
var body: some View {
Button("Login") { login() }
.applyAIAccess(self, interactionType: .button)
}
}
struct LoginView: View {
var body: some View {
VStack {
// Your login UI
}
.trackContext("LoginView") // AI knows current screen context
}
}
# AI agents can now reliably automate your app
await simulator.tap_element("button_login")
await simulator.wait_for_element("navigation_dashboard")
✅ Reliable AI automation - 10x faster than screenshot analysis
✅ Better accessibility - Enhanced VoiceOver and assistive technology support
✅ Consistent naming - Standardized element identification across your app
✅ Zero performance impact - Lightweight integration with conditional compilation
✅ Production ready - 100% test coverage, thread-safe, comprehensive error handling
✅ Future-proof - Built for the AI-powered development workflow of tomorrow
Resource | Description |
---|---|
📚 Getting Started | Step-by-step implementation guide |
🔄 Migration Guide | Add to existing projects |
🎯 Implementation Patterns | Real-world examples and best practices |
🤖 AI Integration | Working with automation tools |
💡 LLM Prompts | Templates for AI agents |
💻 Example Projects | Complete sample applications |
🔧 API Reference | Complete API documentation |
SwiftAIAccess includes comprehensive prompts and templates for AI agents to help with implementation:
Complete setup guide for integrating SwiftAIAccess in new iOS projects from scratch. Includes project architecture, component examples, and testing setup.
Detailed analysis framework for adding SwiftAIAccess to existing iOS applications. Covers migration strategies, risk assessment, and step-by-step transformation guides.
Template for building new SwiftUI components that follow SwiftAIAccess best practices. Includes code quality standards, performance considerations, and testing approaches.
Comprehensive debugging framework for diagnosing and fixing SwiftAIAccess integration problems. Features diagnostic tools, common issues, and preventive measures.
- 💬 Questions: GitHub Discussions
- 🐛 Issues: Report bugs
- 🤝 Contributing: Contributing Guide
- 📢 Updates: Follow @conorluddy for updates
- 📗 Devin DeepWiki: Devin Deepwiki Docs
- iOS 15.0+ / macOS 12.0+ / tvOS 15.0+ / watchOS 8.0+
- Swift 5.9+
- SwiftUI
SwiftAIAccess is available under the MIT license. See LICENSE for details.
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