IntentCoverage

Find the App Intents your SwiftUI app forgot to expose

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Find the App Intents your SwiftUI app forgot to expose

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IntentCoverage audits your SwiftUI app to find user-facing actions missing from App Intents. It connects UI actions to domain code, shows source evidence, generates reviewed adapters for supported cases, and catches coverage regressions.

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Launch tags:iOS•A/B Testing•Developer Tools

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IntentCoverage uses GPT-6 Astra to reason over a Swift codebase and identify gaps between what users can do in the app and what the app exposes through App Intents. The real task is repository-level capability auditing: understanding UI actions, tracing them to domain operations, comparing them with existing App Intents, and helping surface missing or incomplete mappings with source-level evidence. Astra is especially useful for the parts that require multi-file reasoning rather than simple pattern matching—understanding how an action flows through the codebase, distinguishing genuinely user-facing capabilities from implementation details, and reviewing candidate intent mappings before they are accepted.

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I built IntentCoverage around a simple question: **Can everything important a user does inside an app also be discovered outside it?** A SwiftUI app might let someone create, search, complete, reschedule, and delete a task — while its App Intents expose only Create and Complete. Looking at the intent files alone doesn't make that gap obvious. IntentCoverage analyzes the app's source, connects supported UI actions to domain operations, maps existing App Intents back to those operations, and shows the evidence behind every finding. The included TaskFlow demo starts at 2/5 exposed operations. IntentCoverage identifies Search as missing, generates a reviewable adapter for the supported case, and verifies the new mapping after it is explicitly accepted. It also saves a baseline so a later refactor can fail CI when an intended mapping disappears — even if the overall coverage percentage happens to stay the same. The project is intentionally conservative: it doesn't claim that every app action should become an App Intent, and source coverage doesn't pretend to prove that Siri or Shortcuts actually work at runtime. It's open source, early, and I'd especially love feedback from Swift/App Intents developers on the discovery model and which Swift patterns should be supported next.

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