Audits iOS and macOS source files for private Apple APIs, undocumented frameworks, dynamic loading, private selectors, and system-class swizzling that may violate App Store Guideline 2.5.1.
Detects usage of private Apple APIs, undocumented frameworks, and runtime introspection patterns that bypass the public SDK, enforcing Guideline 2.5.1. Private API usage causes automated binary rejection at upload.
Provides software teams with guidance, templates, references, and Python scripts for test strategy, regression, risk-based testing, CI triage, quality gates, exploratory testing, …
Enables agents to author, run, debug, and triage Playwright end-to-end tests, integrate suites with CI, perform headless browsing and scraping, and check accessibility snapshots.
Provides framework- and vendor-neutral methods for evaluating AI agents, reviewing trajectories, analyzing regressions, setting release gates, and designing privacy-aware producti…
Guides agents through pass/fail verification using explicit criteria, direct source-faithful evidence, reproducible checks, and structured verdicts before declaring work complete.
Audits iOS and macOS projects for permission requests made at launch or before meaningful user interaction, identifying likely App Store Guideline 5.1.1(ii) violations.
Audits iOS and macOS projects for misuse of background execution modes, including silent audio, location, VoIP, and unregistered background tasks under Apple Guideline 2.5.4.
Audits iOS source code for fixed fonts, fixed-height text containers, and other patterns that prevent text from scaling with Dynamic Type.
Checks iOS and macOS projects for missing or incomplete PrivacyInfo.xcprivacy files and required-reason API declarations before App Store submission.
