Independently versioned Swift packages and developer tools.
Each repository owns its products, compiler requirements, supported platforms, and releases, so you can adopt one package without the others.
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| swift-benchmark Runtime instrumentation, repeatable benchmarks, and structured performance reports for Swift packages. |
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| swift-codex Swift interfaces for the OpenAI Codex CLI through its exec, App Server, and MCP protocols. |
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| swift-data-writable Projected write companions for SwiftData queries and models in SwiftUI. |
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| swift-semver Parse, compare, constrain, and increment semantic versions in Swift. |
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| swift-gyb A SwiftPM build tool plugin that expands gyb templates into Swift sources and resources at build time. |
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| swift-userdefault A property wrapper that stores Swift values in UserDefaults. |
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| swift-redux A Redux store for Swift, with actions, reducers, middleware, and state subscriptions. |
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| swift-sh Run single-file Swift scripts with SwiftPM dependencies declared next to their imports. |
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| homebrew-tap Homebrew formulae for the swift-library command-line tools. |
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| swift-package-template The swift-library repository template for new Swift packages, with release checks, CI, and maintenance defaults in place. |
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| skills Claude and Codex skills for Swift packages, Apple frameworks, SwiftUI and UIKit, developer tooling, and release engineering. |
Shared release, versioning, and CI conventions live in the .github repository. The versioning and release policy describes how packages declare compatibility and publish releases, and workflow integration explains how a repository adopts the shared workflows.