swift-mcp

- swift-patterns-skill= Static guidance (portable, no runtime)
- swift-patterns-mcp= Dynamic tooling (search, retrieval, premium features)

Note:This repo is an MCP server only. It doesnotship an Agent Skill (SKILL.md) or skill references.

swift-patterns-mcpdelivers runtime tools for accessing Swift/SwiftUI best practices:

- 🔎Search & retrievalacross curated sources
- 🧠Persistent memorywith cross-session recall
- 🔄Auto-refreshing contentfrom RSS feeds and GitHub
- 🎯Intelligent filteringby quality and relevance
- 🔐Premium integrations(optional Patreon support)

- Active Development: "How do I implement pull-to-refresh in SwiftUI?" answered instantly without leaving your IDE
- Architecture Decisions: Compare MVVM vs. TCA patterns with concrete examples from trusted sources
- Staying Current: Access the latest patterns and best practices as they're published by leading iOS developers
- Team Standards: Build a searchable reference of approved patterns for your organization
- AI-Powered Workflows: Enable agents to query "Show me Sundell's approach to dependency injection" with consistent, quality responses

- 🎓Expert Knowledge Base: Patterns from Swift by Sundell, Antoine van der Lee, Nil Coalescing, and more
- 🔍Intelligent Search: Query by topic, pattern, or specific iOS concept
- 💾Persistent Memory: Cross-session recall with Memvid storage
- 🧠Semantic Search: Optional AI-powered fallback for better conceptual matches
- 📚Multiple Sources: Aggregates knowledge from trusted educators
- 🔄Auto-Updates: Content refreshes automatically from RSS feeds
- ⚡Fast Performance: Efficient caching and indexed search

These sources are publicly available but benefit from MCP's fetching, caching, and search capabilities:

Premium content requires OAuth authentication and active subscriptions:

Access exclusive content from top iOS educators:Kavsoft,SwiftUI Codes,sucodeeand many more. Get tutorials, code samples, and expert guidance directly from creators you support.

- Node.js18.0.0 or higher
- MCP-Compatible AI Assistant: Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf, VS Code with Copilot, or Claude Code

In an interactive terminal, this opens the setup wizard.
When launched by an MCP client (non-interactive stdio), it runs as the MCP server automatically.

If installed globally, you can also run:

- Config scope (local project vs global)
- MCP client (Cursor, Claude Code, Windsurf, VS Code)
- Optional Patreon setup prompt

# Cursor npx -y swift-patterns-mcp@latest setup --cursor --global npx -y swift-patterns-mcp@latest setup --cursor --local # Claude Code npx -y swift-patterns-mcp@latest setup --claude --global # Windsurf npx -y swift-patterns-mcp@latest setup --windsurf --global # VS Code npx -y swift-patterns-mcp@latest setup --vscode --local # All clients npx -y swift-patterns-mcp@latest setup --all --global

Use--global(-g) or--local(-l) to skip the location prompt.
Use--cursor,--claude,--windsurf,--vscode, or--allto skip the client prompt.

Or manually add toCursor Settings→Tools→MCP Servers:

claude mcp add swift-patterns -- npx -y swift-patterns-mcp@latest

"Show me SwiftUI animation patterns" "What does Sundell say about testing?" "Explain navigation patterns in SwiftUI"

Configuration is automatically created at~/.swift-patterns-mcp/config.json:

{ "sources": { "sundell": { "enabled": true }, "vanderlee": { "enabled": true }, "nilcoalescing": { "enabled": true }, "pointfree": { "enabled": true }, "patreon": { "enabled": false, "configured": false } }, "prefetchSources": true, "semanticRecall": { "enabled": false, "minLexicalScore": 0.35, "minRelevanceScore": 70 }, "memvid": { "enabled": true, "autoStore": true, "useEmbeddings": false, "embeddingModel": "bge-small" } }

Note:configuredonly applies to premium sources. Free sources are treated as configured by default.

Memvid provides persistent semantic memory that improves recall across sessions. Unlike in-memory caching, Memvid stores patterns in a single-file database that persists between server restarts.

- 💾Persistent Storage: Patterns stored in~/.swift-patterns-mcp/swift-patterns-memory.mv2
- 🔁Cross-Session Recall: Find patterns from previous searches after server restart
- 🧠Semantic Search: Optional embedding-based similarity search
- 🚀Automatic Storage: Patterns stored during searches
- ⚡Fast Retrieval: Built-in BM25 + optional vector search

{ "memvid": { "enabled": true, // Enable Memvid persistent memory "autoStore": true, // Automatically store patterns during searches "useEmbeddings": false, // Use semantic embeddings (requires model download) "embeddingModel": "bge-small" // Options: "bge-small", "openai-small" } }

- You want patterns to persist across server restarts
- You frequently search for similar topics
- You need cross-session semantic memory

Note:Memvid complements MiniSearch (fast in-session search) and semantic recall (in-session fallback). All three work together:
- MiniSearch: Fast lexical search within current session
- Semantic recall: Activates for poor lexical results (in-session)
- Memvid: Cross-session persistent memory and recall

Semantic Recall (Optional AI Enhancement)

Semantic recall provides AI-powered semantic search as a fallback when keyword search returns poor results. It uses transformer embeddings to understand query intent and find conceptually similar patterns.

- 🧠 Automatically activates when keyword search scores are low
- 🎯 Uses sentence transformers to understand meaning beyond keywords
- 📊 Quality filtering to index only high-relevance patterns
- ⚡ Efficient embedding caching

{ "semanticRecall": { "enabled": false, // Enable semantic recall "minLexicalScore": 0.35, // Activate when keyword search < 0.35 "minRelevanceScore": 70 // Only index patterns with score >= 70 } }

- Your queries use conceptual terms that don't match exact keywords
- You want more intelligent, context-aware search results
- You're okay with slightly slower first-time searches (embeddings need to compute)

Note:Requires downloading a ~50MB transformer model on first use. Embeddings are cached for performance.

All three variables are required for Patreon content fetching:

- Active Patreon account with at least one iOS creator subscription
- Patreon Creator account (free - no need to launch a creator page)
- 10 minutes for one-time OAuth setup

Patreon requires OAuth apps to be registered by creators. You don't need to launch a creator page or become an active creator - just register as one to create an OAuth app for personal use.

- ✅ Access to premium tutorials and patterns from creators you support
- ✅ Automatic extraction of code from downloadable content
- ✅ Quality filtering and advanced search
- ✅ Multi-creator support
- ✅ Private, secure authentication

# List all content sources and status swift-patterns-mcp sources # Interactive onboarding/configuration wizard swift-patterns-mcp setup # Patreon integration swift-patterns-mcp patreon setup # Connect your Patreon account swift-patterns-mcp patreon status # Check connection status swift-patterns-mcp patreon reset # Clear authentication data

MIT License - Copyright (c) 2026 Lasha Efremidze

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