npx skills add ...
npx skills add joe-bell/skills --skill apple-web-app
Use when implementing, debugging, or auditing iPhone/iPad Add to Home Screen or macOS Safari Add to Dock web app UI: safe areas, status bar, theme colour, keyboard, manifest, icons, splash screens, or installed navigation. Not for service workers, offline caching, or push.
npx skills add joe-bell/skills --skill apple-web-app
Use this skill for installed iOS/iPadOS home-screen apps and macOS Safari Add to Dock UI. Service workers, offline caching, background sync and push implementation belong elsewhere.
Infer the platform, requested outcome and existing architecture from the task and project. Ask only when a missing detail materially changes the solution. Apply guidance relevant to that platform and symptom. Preserve working layout, authentication and product choices unless they cause the requested issue. User instructions take precedence over this skill's defaults.
| Platform or problem | Reference |
|---|---|
| Mac Dock icons, title bar, display mode, navigation or storage | macos-add-to-dock.md |
| iOS head tags, manifest integration or icons | head-and-icons.md |
| iOS safe areas, scroll roots, cold launch or touch styling | layout-and-touch.md |
| iOS status bar, tint or light/dark appearance | theme-color-and-status-bar.md |
| iOS overlays, keyboard or scroll locking | overlays-and-keyboard.md |
| iOS startup images | splash-screens.md; read ios-devices.md when generating or checking sizes |
| Install hints, installed navigation or storage continuity | install-ux.md |
| A suspected iOS release regression | ios-26-notes.md |
| Translating a relevant recipe into existing Tailwind v4 code | tailwind-css-v4.md |
A Mac-only task starts with the Mac reference. Do not generate iOS startup images or add iOS safe-area work for it. Source: WebKit; Joe Bell, as recorded in macos-add-to-dock.md.
Treat documented behavior, device observations, community workarounds and optional design preferences distinctly. Apply a version-specific workaround only when its symptom and environment match. A reported fix or bug status is historical evidence, not a guarantee for every later release. Read the cited source or recheck the target build when a changing fact determines the fix. Preserve existing test dates; do not relabel inherited findings as newly tested. Source provenance and retained observations: sources.md.
Use relevant entries from the conformance checklist. Check generated HTML, CSS, image dimensions and unauthenticated asset delivery where applicable. Device-specific appearance needs observation on the target installed app on a real device. Simulator or desktop emulation alone does not establish safe-area timing, status-bar sampling or splash selection. Source: Joe Bell, in sources.md.
When hardware or authenticated runtime access is unavailable, complete the independent checks and mark the remaining claims Unverified. State what was checked, what failed, and the specific remaining device check. Do not expand a focused fix into a full device matrix. Stop after the relevant checks pass unless a failure or new change warrants more verification.