axiom-tools
Axiom delivers production-grade development expertise for Apple platforms, equipping AI coding assistants with the knowledge to handle Swift 6, SwiftUI, and modern iOS workflows. The toolkit helps prevent common pitfalls like data loss during migrations, memory leaks, and xcodebuild failures that waste developer time. Built for Claude Code and other AI-powered IDEs, Axiom bridges the gap between AI assistance and real-world Apple development challenges.
Axiom-tools provides production-grade expertise across Apple platforms, including skills for Swift 6, SwiftUI, and modern iOS workflows. The toolkit covers console log capture, crash symbolication, UI test automation, performance profiling, and simulator/device control—all designed to integrate with AI coding assistants like Claude Code. Each skill targets specific debugging, testing, and analysis workflows that prevent common pitfalls like data loss, memory leaks, and xcodebuild failures.
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CharlesWiltgen/Axiom/axiom-tools · repository language: Go
git clone https://github.com/CharlesWiltgen/Axiom
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What axiom skills are available for iOS development?
Axiom-tools provides production-grade expertise across Apple platforms, including skills for Swift 6, SwiftUI, and modern iOS workflows. The toolkit covers console log capture, crash symbolication, UI test automation, performance profiling, and simulator/device control—all designed to integrate with AI coding assistants like Claude Code. Each skill targets specific debugging, testing, and analysis workflows that prevent common pitfalls like data loss, memory leaks, and xcodebuild failures.
How do I use axiom-tools to capture console output from iOS simulators?
Axiom-tools includes skills for capturing and analyzing console logs, crashes, and profiles directly from simulators and devices without requiring the Xcode GUI. You can use xclog-based approaches to extract console output, then leverage axiom-tools' analysis capabilities to parse and debug the logs. The toolkit automates log collection workflows, making it easier to identify issues during development and testing cycles.
Can axiom-tools symbolicate crash files automatically?
Yes, axiom-tools provides crash symbolication and debug capabilities through skills like xcsym that process crash reports and performance traces. The toolkit helps you symbolicate crash files, analyze stack traces, and correlate them with source code—essential for understanding production issues captured via MetricKit or other crash reporting systems. This automation reduces manual debugging overhead.
How does axiom-tools automate UI testing and accessibility validation?
Axiom-tools includes skills for automating simulator UI testing and accessibility validation from the command line, eliminating the need for Xcode GUI interaction. You can script xcui-based test automation, run accessibility checks programmatically, and integrate testing into CI/CD pipelines. This enables faster iteration and more reliable test coverage for iOS apps.
Can I control iOS simulators and devices without Xcode using axiom-tools?
Axiom-tools provides CLI-based device and simulator control capabilities, allowing you to manage simulators and devices independently of the Xcode GUI. You can take screenshots, record videos, and execute commands via devicectl and simctl integrations. This is especially valuable for automation, headless testing, and CI/CD workflows where GUI access is impractical or unavailable.
What is the license for axiom-tools?
Axiom-tools is released under the MIT license, making it freely available for commercial and personal use with minimal restrictions. You can integrate axiom-tools into your projects, modify the code, and distribute it as needed while maintaining the original license notice.
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Axiom Tools & Onboarding
This suite covers Axiom itself — how to use it, what's available, and the tools that ship with it.
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> Not on Claude Code? Where this router says "Launch some-auditor agent", read that auditor's file in this suite and follow it inline — the same procedure, needing only file search and read.
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> Homed in another suite: axiom-accessibility/skills/accessibility-auditor.md, axiom-concurrency/skills/concurrency-auditor.md, axiom-performance/skills/energy-auditor.md, axiom-performance/skills/memory-auditor.md, axiom-testing/skills/test-failure-analyzer.md.
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> Agents that need Bash — builds, tests, simulators, crash symbolication — stay Claude Code-only; there is no inline equivalent for those.
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