muhittincamdali/iOSAppTemplates

This system is a framework for generating and validating interactive application templates, focusing on standardized multi-tab workspace interfaces and runtime behavior simulation. It provides a suite of example applications across diverse domains, such as e-commerce, messaging, and productivity, which serve as reference implementations for the template architecture. Recent development has centered on unifying state management, enhancing runtime capture scripts for automated interaction proofs, and expanding the depth of interactive flows within these templates. However, the system currently faces significant security regressions that require immediate remediation to ensure the integrity of the generated artifacts.

Narrated so far: 2026-04-26 – 2026-07-30; 4 days pending; history before 2026-04-26 not narrated yet.

• Added FitnessExample and updated example documentation — The Examples directory now includes a new FitnessExample, providing a SwiftUI-based inspection surface for the Health / Fitness lane with dashboard, workout, and goal sections. Additionally, the main Examples README has been updated to list this new example, increasing the count of tracked app packs from 19 to 20. Across all example READMEs, the documentation has been refined to clarify that the examples are not for readers expecting deeper interactive runtime flows than the current launch-to-ready scenario set. (Examples)
• Publish launch-to-ready scenario frames as a new media status — The documentation and validation scripts now recognize a new 'scenario-published' status for apps that have both launch and ready runtime scenario frames (stored in AppScenarioShots). This adds a third tier of media proof alongside screenshots and demo clips, updating the App Gallery, media surfaces, and proof pages to display these new links and status indicators, and adjusting validation logic to ensure the scenario assets and corresponding documentation entries are present. (Scripts)
• Templates now demonstrate deeper interactive runtime flows and richer example surfaces — The app templates have been rebuilt to showcase more comprehensive, interactive runtime scenarios rather than static screenshots or simple demo clips. This change introduces richer example surfaces across multiple templates: the Ecommerce app now features category filtering, brand browsing, and seeded preview states for cart and orders; the Education app has been restructured into a multi-tab workspace with dedicated views for courses, lessons, quizzes, and progress; the Finance app similarly adopts a tabbed workspace with accounts, budgets, activity, and insights; the Fitness app adds a detailed progress insights view with weekly habit tracking and goal management; and the Productivity app expands into a full workspace with inbox, projects, focus, and review tabs. Additionally, the README documentation for all affected templates has been updated to clarify that these examples provide deeper interactive runtime coverage than previous static proofs. (Templates)

• AI Assistant template now features a multi-tab workspace with dedicated Trust and Presets views — The AI Assistant app template has been restructured from a single dashboard view into a tabbed interface, allowing users to navigate between Workspace, Presets, Memory, Tools, and Trust sections. This change introduces new views for managing presets and memory, and specifically adds a Trust view to display trust-related metrics and status, aligning with the updated runtime flow documentation. (Templates/AIAssistantApp)
• Replaced single-dashboard shell with multi-tab workspace navigation — The app's entry point has shifted from a standalone dashboard view to a tab-based workspace interface, introducing dedicated Library, Queue, Downloads, Discover, and Profile tabs. This change removes the previous \MusicPodcastAppUI\ dependency in favor of a more integrated core-driven structure, allowing users to navigate between distinct content areas rather than viewing a single aggregated screen. (Templates/MusicPodcastApp)
• Notes Knowledge app now uses a tabbed workspace interface — The Notes Knowledge app has been restructured from a single dashboard view into a multi-tab workspace. Users now access Capture, Library, Links, Spaces, and Profile sections via a bottom tab bar, replacing the previous standalone root layout. This change introduces a new \NotesKnowledgeWorkspaceRootView\ that manages navigation state and distributes a shared \NotesKnowledgeWorkspaceState\ to child views, while the original dashboard content is now presented as the 'Capture' tab within this new structure. (Templates/NotesKnowledgeApp)
• Travel Planner app now features a multi-tab workspace with dedicated views for trips, timeline, bookings, and profile — The Travel Planner app has been rebuilt to replace the previous single-screen dashboard with a tabbed workspace interface. Users can now navigate between five distinct sections—Trips, Timeline, Bookings, Essentials, and Profile—each presenting specific itinerary data, booking status, and traveler signals. This change shifts the app from a static overview shell to a more interactive, multi-step runtime flow, allowing users to manage different aspects of their travel planning within a unified navigation structure. (Templates/TravelPlannerApp)
• Marketplace app restructured with multi-tab navigation and enhanced dashboard — The MarketplaceApp template now presents a unified workspace interface using a TabView with five distinct sections: Home, Browse, Seller, Orders, and Trust. The previous single-view dashboard has been replaced by a root view that manages shared application state, allowing buyer and seller flows to interact with a common context. The Home tab retains the core dashboard metrics but is now embedded within this broader navigation structure, while new tabs provide dedicated entry points for browsing listings, managing seller operations, viewing orders, and monitoring trust/health indicators. (Templates/MarketplaceApp)
• Rebuilt booking reservations guest flow with multi-tab workspace — The Booking & Reservations app template now presents a multi-tab workspace interface instead of a single dashboard view. Users can navigate between Home, Calendar, Guests, Requests, and Profile tabs, each displaying specific operational data such as arrivals, checkouts, and guest requests. The home tab features a redesigned layout with an operations snapshot, quick action grid, and performance cards, replacing the previous list-based reservation overview. (Templates/BookingReservationsApp)
• Subscription Lifestyle app now features a multi-tab workspace with richer dashboard content — The Subscription Lifestyle app template has been rebuilt to replace the previous single-view dashboard with a tabbed workspace interface. Users can now navigate between Dashboard, Programs, Streaks, Plans, and Profile tabs. The Dashboard view itself has been expanded to include a membership snapshot hero card, quick action grid, featured programs, recovery, and momentum cards, providing a more comprehensive overview of subscription health and engagement compared to the previous launch-to-ready proof. (Templates/SubscriptionLifestyleApp)
• CRM Admin app restructured into a multi-tab workspace with enhanced revenue dashboard — The CRM Admin application has been refactored from a single dashboard view into a tabbed interface featuring Pipeline, Accounts, Renewals, Tasks, and Profile sections. The main dashboard now serves as a revenue-focused workspace root, displaying a hero card with operator headlines, metric chips for open accounts and at-risk deals, and quick action grids. This change replaces the previous static list-based layout with a richer, interactive runtime flow that supports multi-step interactions and provides a more comprehensive operational overview for admin users. (Templates/CRMAdminApp)
• News Blog app restructured into a multi-tab workspace with richer editorial views — The News Blog template has been refactored from a single dashboard view into a tabbed workspace interface. Users now navigate between five distinct sections—Today, Sections, Saved, Digest, and Profile—via a bottom tab bar. The 'Today' tab presents a more detailed editorial experience, featuring a hero card with publishing metrics, quick action grids, and specific content cards for lead stories and trending items. This change replaces the previous 'Standalone Root' layout with a 'richer example + rebuilt runtime flow' that demonstrates multi-step interaction patterns and deeper content organization. (Templates/NewsBlogApp)
• Team collaboration workspace restructured into a multi-tab flow — The Team Collaboration app template now presents a unified workspace shell with a tabbed interface, replacing the previous single-view dashboard. Users can now navigate between Workspace, Tasks, Decisions, Handoffs, and Profile sections via a bottom tab bar. The main Workspace tab displays a comprehensive dashboard including a hero card with operational metrics, quick action grids, decision boards, project pulses, and standup updates, providing a richer, multi-step interactive runtime proof compared to the previous launch-to-ready scenario. (Templates/TeamCollaborationApp)
• Food Delivery app template now features a multi-tab navigation structure with dedicated screens — The Food Delivery app template has been rebuilt to replace the previous single-view dashboard with a full tab-based interface. Users now see a main workspace root that organizes the experience into five distinct tabs: Home (dashboard with hero cards, quick actions, and order status), Browse (restaurant listing), Cart, Orders, and Profile. This change shifts the template from a static proof-of-concept to a richer, multi-step interactive flow that demonstrates state management across different sections of the app. (Templates/FoodDeliveryApp)
• Privacy Vault app shell restructured with multi-tab workspace and enhanced home view — The Privacy Vault app template has been refactored from a single dashboard view into a tabbed workspace interface. The main entry point now uses a TabView containing five distinct sections: Vault (home), Alerts, Recovery, Audit, and Profile, replacing the previous single-screen layout. The new home view includes a protection snapshot card with biometric and sync status, quick action grids, and dedicated cards for sensitive items, collections, and trust metrics. This change shifts the user experience from a static overview to an interactive, multi-step runtime flow with dedicated tabs for security monitoring and recovery. (Templates/PrivacyVaultApp)
• Runtime capture scripts now use a shared simulator resolver and enforce single-instance execution — The runtime capture and validation scripts (capture-app-runtime-demo-clips.sh, capture-app-runtime-screenshots.sh, validate-runtime-app-launches.sh) no longer embed inline Python logic to find an iPhone simulator; they now delegate to the isolated resolve-runtime-simulator.sh script. Additionally, these scripts now create a lock file (.build/runtime-capture.lock) and wait for it before proceeding, ensuring that only one instance of the runtime capture process runs at a time and cleaning up the lock on exit. The documentation generation scripts (generate-app-surface-docs.py, generate-app-preview-boards.swift) have been updated to reflect this shift in terminology, replacing references to 'shells' and 'launch-to-ready scenarios' with 'flows' and 'first-screen runtime proof' to align with the rebuilt runtime truth surfaces. (Scripts)
• Creator Short Video app now uses a tabbed workspace interface — The Creator Short Video app has been rebuilt to replace the previous single-view dashboard with a multi-tab workspace layout. Users now navigate between Studio, Drafts, Analytics, Community, and Profile sections via a bottom tab bar, with the Studio tab displaying a richer dashboard including a publishing snapshot, quick actions, and retention signals. (Templates/CreatorShortVideoApp)
• Fitness app template rebuilt with local state management and multi-tab runtime flow — The FitnessApp template has been refactored to replace its previous Firebase-backed, single-entry-point architecture with a local-state-driven, multi-tab interface. The app now uses a central \FitnessStudioStore\ to manage plans, sessions, goals, and recovery data in memory, eliminating dependencies on Firebase, FirebaseAuth, FirebaseFirestore, FirebaseStorage, and HealthKit. The user experience is now structured around a \TabView\ with five distinct sections: Plan, Session, Progress, Recovery, and Profile, each driven by the shared store. This change shifts the template from a proof-of-concept for backend integration to a standalone, self-contained example of a fitness app shell with richer interactive runtime flows. (Templates/FitnessApp)
• Rebuilt ecommerce runtime flow with unified state management — The EcommerceApp template now uses a unified \CommerceStore\ for state management, replacing the previous separate managers for auth, cart, products, and orders. The app entry point has shifted from a conditional splash/auth flow to a direct \EcommerceRuntimeRootView\ that presents a tabbed interface (Shop, Browse, Cart, Orders, Profile) bound to this single store. This change simplifies the runtime structure and aligns the template with a more cohesive, single-source-of-truth approach for commerce data. (Templates/EcommerceApp)
• Messaging app runtime flow rebuilt with new workspace and inbox views — The MessagingApp template has been updated to replace the previous dashboard-based entry point with a new \MessagingWorkspaceRootView\ that organizes the app into a tabbed interface containing Inbox, Rooms, Safety, and Profile sections. The Inbox view now features a redesigned layout with a hero card displaying operator headlines and metrics, a quick action grid, and prioritized conversation lanes, moving beyond the previous static snapshot presentation to support more interactive runtime flows. (Templates/MessagingApp)
• Improved reliability of runtime screenshot capture script — The script for capturing app runtime screenshots now explicitly defines the output file path as a variable and removes any existing screenshot file before capturing a new one. This ensures that stale images are cleaned up and prevents potential conflicts or overwrites during the screenshot process. (Scripts)
• Templates adopt runtime store architecture with embedded sample data — The template apps (AI Assistant, Booking, CRM, Creator, Education, Food Delivery, and Marketplace) have been refactored to use a runtime-first architecture. Instead of passing static snapshot objects and state structs into root views, each app now initializes a dedicated \\*OperationsStore\ (e.g., \AIAssistantOperationsStore\, \BookingOperationsStore\) that holds all published state and business logic. These stores are initialized with comprehensive sample data, meaning the templates now demonstrate full, interactive workflows—including state mutations, approval gates, and data filtering—directly out of the box, rather than displaying static UI shells. (Templates)
• Lockfile validation script updated to align with proof matrix — The \validate-standalone-root-lockfiles.sh\ script has been fixed to ensure its validation logic matches the current state of the Proof Matrix documentation. Previously, the script performed individual, hardcoded checks for specific apps (like EcommerceApp, NewsBlogApp, etc.) regarding their lockfile status. It now uses a centralized list of all apps (\all\_apps\) to verify that each is mentioned in the proof coverage, and replaces the granular per-app lockfile checks with broader assertions for global lockfile coverage, local generic iOS builds, and local simulator runtime launches. This ensures the validation script accurately reflects the documented proof requirements without relying on outdated, app-specific patterns. (Scripts)
• Templates now support chained runtime flows and automated interaction proofs — The app templates have shifted from a 'rebuilt' to a 'chained' runtime flow model, enabling multi-step, state-driven interactions across all included applications. Users can now execute complex, sequential workflows—such as approval chains with send/rewrite actions in the AI Assistant, turnover confirmations and request escalation in Booking Reservations, risk recovery and renewal signing in CRM, lesson completion and quiz submission in Education, and order fulfillment with courier issue resolution in E-Commerce and Food Delivery. To validate these flows, the templates include an automated interaction proof system (triggered by the \IOSAPPTEMPLATES\_INTERACTION\_PROOF\_MODE\ environment variable) that automatically executes and logs these chained sequences upon app launch, providing a verifiable record of the runtime behavior. (Templates)

1 change.

A total of 25 security findings have regressed, indicating a potential increase in vulnerabilities or security risks within the codebase that requires immediate attention and remediation.

Written by watchdog.canine.dev from the codebase's own history, inside the signed delivery this page is composed from.

• First survey — no prior run to compare against. CAI 69.

• Code Health 78
• Architecture 95
• Maturity 80
• Readiness 57
• Security 73
• Event Sourcing 100
• Performance 100

• 175 commits — 152 feature/other, 23 fixes

• (root) — 51 commits
• Documentation/Assets — 42 commits
• Documentation/App-Proofs — 11 commits
• .github/workflows — 10 commits
• Documentation/App-Media — 7 commits
• Templates/EcommerceApp — 6 commits
• Documentation/Guides — 3 commits
• Sources/Infrastructure — 3 commits
• .github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE — 2 commits
• Documentation/App-Scenarios — 2 commits
• Documentation/AppTemplatesAPI.md — 2 commits
• Scripts/validate-standalone-root-lockfiles.sh — 2 commits
• Sources/CLI — 2 commits
• Sources/Core — 2 commits
• (repo) — 1 commit
• .github/CODEOWNERS — 1 commit
• .github/dependabot.yml — 1 commit
• Documentation/API.md — 1 commit
• Documentation/Architecture.md — 1 commit
• Documentation/ArchitectureTemplatesGuide.md — 1 commit

• fix: Revert README.md to state from 2025-08-10 (#2)
• fix: chore: add dependabot and fix CI workflow
• fix: fix: Clean up repository and fix all broken links
• fix: fix: Complete repository cleanup and fix all issues
• fix: fix: Fix remaining broken links in main README
• fix: fix: align demo clip validation with scenario media status
• fix: fix: align lockfile validation with generated proofs
• fix: fix: align lockfile validator with proof matrix truth
• fix: fix: align preview validation with media surfaces
• fix: fix: align standalone roots with ios-only truth
• fix: fix: align workflows with swift 6 and pages truth
• fix: fix: isolate biometric context usage
• fix: fix: make ci lint smoke truthful
• fix: fix: relax mach api concurrency imports
• fix: fix: remove dev-only lint dependencies from standalone roots
• fix: fix: remove rg dependency from lockfile validator
• fix: fix: remove rg dependency from security workflow
• fix: fix: reset repo truth surfaces and validation
• fix: fix: reset swiftpm artifact caches in workflows
• fix: fix: restore hosted ios proof portability
• …and 155 more

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