Accessorysetupkit

This handles the iOS 18+ AccessorySetupKit framework, which lets you discover and pair Bluetooth and Wi-Fi accessories without requesting broad Bluetooth permissions. Instead of the old permission dialog, you get a system picker that grants per-device access when users tap to connect. The skill covers discovery descriptors (matching by service UUID, name substring, or manufacturer data), presenting the picker with product images, and handling session events like accessoryAdded and accessoryChanged. It includes migration guidance from CoreBluetooth's permission-based scanning. Useful if you're building an app that connects to hardware accessories and want to avoid the privacy concerns of always-on Bluetooth scanning. After pairing, you still use CoreBluetooth or NetworkExtension for actual communication.

Install to Claude Code

npx -y skills add dpearson2699/swift-ios-skills --skill accessorysetupkit --agent claude-code