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Describe the feature
Start in Codex, Claude, Cursor, or your own editor. The point is not who talked first. The point is getting to a compact Apple-native definition fast.
cloud · for ai builders
Generate fast.Know it's safe to keep.
If you're vibe-coding Apple-native features, the hard part starts after the output appears on screen. axint cloud tells you whether the feature still works once Apple rules, Info.plist keys, entitlements, and release reality get involved.
the loop
Three moves between idea and ship.
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axint generates the Apple output
The compiler produces the Swift, plist, and entitlement fragments you would otherwise have to piece together by hand.
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Cloud tells you whether it survives reality
Inspect the report, catch Apple-specific issues, create a shareable URL, and keep the feature only once the output actually holds up.
what cloud makes obvious
Stop shipping on a vibe.
- You can generate a cool Apple feature, but you still don't know if the App Intent, plist keys, or entitlements are actually right.
- The Swift may look believable while the Apple contract around it is still wrong.
- Cloud gives you a concrete answer instead of a vibe — safe enough to keep, or not yet.
design partner program
One real workflow beats a deck.
The design partner program is the current commercial path because the best proof is one real workflow. Bring a concrete Apple-native feature, let Cloud pressure-test it, and use the report to decide whether the output is safe to ship or still needs work.