Founding offer · 8 seats

Make your iOS repo agent-ready.

Claude Code, Cursor, and Xcode agents are finally good enough to matter. Most Swift codebases are not ready for them.

Agents get lost in unclear architecture, slow builds, missing scripts, fragile project files, and undocumented conventions. Then people blame the model. Usually the model is only half the problem. The feedback loop is the other half.

Agentic iOS Lab

A 2-week implementation sprint for senior iOS developers who want agents to safely modify, test, preview, and ship real Swift code.

2 weeks 8 seats $399 founding price Senior iOS only
Apply for the founding cohort → Want this for your team? Book a $500 audit →

You will leave with

  • An agent-ready repo structure and workflow.
  • A working CLAUDE.md / AGENTS.md setup.
  • Build, test, and preview commands agents can actually run.
  • A review loop that catches bad AI changes before they hit main.
  • One real feature shipped with an agent, not a toy demo.
  • A reusable checklist for future Swift projects.

Who this is for

  • Senior iOS developers already testing Claude Code, Cursor, or Xcode agents.
  • Indie app builders with real SwiftUI projects.
  • Mobile leads at small teams who need a working pattern before rolling it out.

Not for beginners. Not for vibe-coded toy apps. Not for people who want a prompt pack and a dopamine sticker.

The Agentic iOS Loop

1. Structure

Repo boundaries agents can understand: modules, TCA, scripts, explicit conventions.

2. Context

Project instructions, examples, failure rules, and architecture constraints.

3. Feedback

Fast build, test, simulator, and preview loops. The agent needs eyes and a stopwatch.

4. Verification

Tests, snapshots, deterministic checks, review prompts, and rollback paths.

5. Shipping

Human review, App Store constraints, release notes, and production hygiene.

Schedule

Week 1 — make the repo legible

  • Readiness score.
  • Agent context files.
  • Build/test/preview loop.
  • First contained agent task.
  • Failure review.

Week 2 — ship through the loop

  • Pick one real feature or refactor.
  • Agent plans and executes.
  • Human review and tests.
  • Preview / simulator verification.
  • Final workflow notes.

Why me

I’m Igor Tarasenko, ex-Uber, lead iOS engineer in Amsterdam. I built WhisperBoard, an on-device transcription app with 50k+ downloads, a 4.8 App Store rating, and 1,035 GitHub stars. I’ve been running agent-driven iOS workflows before Xcode shipped native agent support.

I built preview tooling because the feedback loop was the bottleneck. That is the point of this lab: make agents useful by giving them a repo they can understand, commands they can run, and evidence they can check.

Founding cohort

8 seats. 2 weeks. $399. If you are a team lead and want this applied to your codebase, start with the $500 audit instead.

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