Getting started
Getting started with SwiftBuilder
SwiftBuilder is designed around a simple development loop: describe an idea, generate a project, compile it, fix diagnostics, and preview the result.
How do you get started with SwiftBuilder?
To get started with SwiftBuilder, create a project, describe what you want to build, generate the Swift or SwiftUI code, review the workspace, compile the project, fix any compiler diagnostics, and preview the result when supported.
1. Create a project
Start from the SwiftBuilder project workspace and create a new project. Your project becomes the central place for generated source files and subsequent edits.
2. Generate code
Describe the application or feature you want to build. SwiftBuilder can generate Swift, SwiftUI, UIKit, and multi-file project structures.
Build a settings screen with:
- Account
- Subscription
- Appearance
- Privacy3. Review the workspace
Open the generated files and review the implementation. You can continue editing the source code before compiling.
4. Compile
Run the compiler and inspect the result. If the project contains errors, SwiftBuilder exposes the diagnostics returned by the compiler.
5. Fix and preview
Use AI Fix when a compiler diagnostic needs assistance, then run the build again. SwiftUI projects can continue into the preview workflow.
Generate → Review → Compile → Diagnose → Fix → Preview