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Generate complete, production-ready MCP server projects in Swift with the official SDK. \n \n Scaffolds full project structure with Package.swift, source files organized by capability (Tools, Resources, Prompts), and unit tests \n Includes templates for main.swift with ServiceLifecycle integration, Server.swift configuration, and handler implementations for tools, resources, and prompts \n Provides example tool definitions (greet, calculate) and resource/prompt handlers with proper error handlin

Purpose: Progressive journey from single-threaded to concurrent Swift code Swift Version: Swift 6.3 (strict concurrency by default). @concurrent requires Swift 6.2+. iOS Version: iOS 17+ (iOS 26+ for @concurrent) Xcode: Xcode 16+ (Xcode 26+ for @concurrent)

Swift client for connecting to Rivet Actors with stateless and stateful connection modes. \n \n Supports both stateless action calls and persistent WebSocket connections with real-time event streaming via AsyncStream \n Provides typed action calls with 0–5 positional arguments, plus raw JSON fallback for larger argument counts \n Includes connection lifecycle monitoring through status changes, errors, opens, and closes streams \n Supports low-level HTTP and WebSocket access for custom onRequest

Swift concurrency code reviewer that catches reentrancy bugs, isolation violations, and async/await pitfalls. \n \n Scans for dangerous patterns across actors, structured/unstructured tasks, cancellation handling, and async streams using a 12-step review process \n Targets Swift 6.2+ with strict concurrency checking, comparing build settings across multiple targets when needed \n Prioritizes structured concurrency (task groups) over unstructured tasks and async/await over closure-based APIs and

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