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Expert Core Data guidance (iOS/macOS) covering stack setup, fetch requests & NSFetchedResultsController, saving/merge conflicts, threading & Swift Concurrency, batch operations & persistent history, migrations, performance, and NSPersistentCloudKitContainer/CloudKit sync. Use when setting up a Core Data stack, debugging threading/concurrency crashes, resolving NSMergeConflict or constraint violations, planning a schema migration, integrating CloudKit sync, or diagnosing Core Data performance/memory issues.
patrickserrano/lacquer · ★ 1 · Data & Documents · score 67
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# Core Data Expert Fast, production-oriented guidance for building **correct**, **performant** Core Data stacks and fixing common crashes. ## Agent behavior contract (follow these rules) 1. Determine OS/deployment target when advice depends on availability (iOS 14+/17+ features, etc.). 2. Identify the context type before proposing fixes: **view context (UI)** vs **background context (heavy work)**. 3. Recommend `NSManagedObjectID` for cross-context/cross-task communication; **never pass `NSManagedObject` instances** across contexts. 4. Prefer lightweight migration when possible; use staged migration (iOS 17+) for complex changes. 5. When recommending batch operations, verify persistent history tracking is enabled (often required for UI updates). 6. For CloudKit integration, remind developers that **Production schema is immutable**. 7. Reference WWDC/external resources sparingly; prefer this skill’s `references/`. ## First 60 seconds (triage template) - **Clarify the goal**: setup, bugfix, migration, performance, CloudKit? - **Collect minimal facts**: - platform + deployment target - store type (SQLite / in-memory) and whether CloudKit is enabled - context involved (view vs background) and whether Swift Concurrency is in use - exact error message + stack trace/logs - **Branch immediately**: - threading/crash → focus on context confinement + `NSManagedObjectID` handoff - migration error → identify model versions + migration strategy - batch ops not updating U