Real package examples, not screenshots.

Package pages expose readable source and compiled Swift output so installation never depends on opaque bundles.

export default defineIntent({
  name: "CreateEvent",
  title: "Create calendar event",
  params: {
    title: param.string("Event title"),
    startsAt: param.date("When it starts"),
  },
});

struct CreateEvent: AppIntent {
  static var title: LocalizedStringResource = "Create event"
  @Parameter(title: "Event title") var title: String
  @Parameter(title: "When it starts") var startsAt: Date
}

Cloud highlights the top issue and gives you a copyable repair prompt that can go straight back into an AI tool.

Update the entitlement to use the canonical HealthKit identifier and
make the Info.plist usage text user-facing. Keep the existing feature
shape, then rerun Axint Cloud Check.

Every package exposes the exact install command early. The Registry install count is public, but it never replaces source, publisher, or validation details.

Validation coverage is public too. Package details are backed by visible automation, not only by package card styling.