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References UserNotifications API for iOS/macOS apps. Covers notification centers, requests, content, calendar/interval triggers. Query local/remote notifications.
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
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/apple-skills:usernotificationsExploreThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
Search these docs to answer questions about notification APIs.
Search these docs to answer questions about notification APIs.
Always include:
notifications-overview.md for notification center and triggersnotifications-overview.md - Framework overview and notification typesunusernotificationcenter.md - Central notification managementunnotificationrequest.md - Creating notification requestsunmutablenotificationcontent.md - Notification content (title, body, etc.)uncalendarnotificationtrigger.md - Date/time-based triggersuntimeintervalnotificationtrigger.md - Interval-based triggersnpx claudepluginhub vabole/apple-skills --plugin apple-skillsImplement, review, and debug local and remote push notifications on iOS/macOS using UserNotifications and APNs. Covers permission flow, token registration, payload handling, notification actions, and rich notifications.
Implements local notifications in .NET MAUI apps for Android, iOS, Mac Catalyst. Covers channels, permissions, scheduling, foreground/background handling, DI registration, and platform gotchas.
Provides Apple HIG guidance for system experience components: widgets, live activities, notifications, complications, home screen quick actions, top shelf, app clips, and app shortcuts.