Introducing the Human Interface Guidelines Compliance Auditor for Claude Code
Audit and align your codebase with Apple design standards using an automated tool that scans for violations and provides direct remediation options.
The Human Interface Guidelines Compliance Auditor is now available as a Claude Code skill to help developers maintain the high standards of the Apple ecosystem. This tool operates within your local development environment to analyze Swift, SwiftUI, UIKit, and web-based implementations against the established principles of Apple design. By integrating this auditor into your workflow, you can identify inconsistencies in typography, color systems, and layout before they reach the App Store review process.
The auditor examines codebases across iOS, iPadOS, macOS, watchOS, tvOS, and visionOS to ensure every platform-specific nuance is respected. It identifies issues ranging from accessibility failures to improper use of materials like vibrancy and background blurring. When a violation is found, the tool generates a report categorized by severity, allowing you to prioritize changes that impact the user experience or regulatory transparency.
Beyond simple identification, the skill offers precise remediation for discovered issues. You can review proposed changes with before and after comparisons to understand exactly how the code will be modified to meet compliance. Every automated fix includes a reference to the specific guideline it addresses, ensuring that your team understands the rationale behind the design requirements.
This tool was designed to reduce the friction of manual documentation review by bringing Apple design rigor directly into the development cycle. It provides a reliable way to verify that your software adheres to the App Store Review Guidelines while maintaining the aesthetic integrity expected on all Apple platforms. You can begin using the auditor by visiting the repository on GitHub to install the skill in your current environment.