These examples assume the skill is installed locally as AI-UIconfig-skill.
Use AI-UIconfig-skill in preserve mode.
Refactor this SwiftUI notch surface into render-state and previewable UI.
Do not intentionally change the current visual design or interaction behavior.
Use AI-UIconfig-skill to add a DEBUG-only runtime token editor.
Support single-token reset, whole-session revert, saved config snapshots, and precise writeback.
Use AI-UIconfig-skill in extend mode.
This new SwiftUI module already exists.
Fold it into the existing token, preview, runtime tuning, and writeback system.
Do not redesign it.
Use AI-UIconfig-skill to split this feature into runtime/composer and pure UI layers.
Add render-state mocks and preview galleries for the major states first.
Use AI-UIconfig-skill to extract the stable layout and spacing values from this SwiftUI surface.
Do not expose every constant.
Only add values that are worth governing and tuning more than once.