Authoritative, deterministic access to Apple's Human Interface Guidelines for AI coding agents, design systems engineers and Model Context Protocol clients. It ships as an agent skill, a DocC updater CLI and a stdio MCP server built with FastMCP, covering 172+ HIG topics, and a scheduled workflow keeps the Apple HIG references in sync.
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The MCP server gives agents deterministic access to the guidelines rather than recall.
A bundled CLI refreshes DocC content from the synced references.
A scheduled workflow syncs the Apple HIG source on a timer.
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