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Use when you need Apple's own documentation or a Swift compiler diagnostic explained rather than recalled.

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# Apple Documentation Router

Apple bundles for-LLM markdown documentation inside Xcode. These are authoritative, up-to-date guides and diagnostics written by Apple engineers. Read them directly as files (in Claude Code, with the **`Read`** tool) — no MCP server or special tool required.

## When to Use

- You need the exact API signature or behavior from Apple
- An Axiom skill references an Apple framework and you want the official source
- A Swift compiler diagnostic needs explanation
- The user asks about a specific Apple framework feature

**Priority**: Axiom skills provide opinionated guidance (decision trees, anti-patterns, pressure scenarios). Apple docs provide authoritative API details. Use both together.

## How to Read These Docs
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