Nice. Obviously this is a huge issue many are trying to solve. Providing agents with a keychain is one thing, but how does this solve the issue of using these keys in projects? Does the agent decrypt it and set it in a .env? Is the CLI required to be used in the build process?
If you can submit a screenshot or crash report via test flight that would help. There’s also a Debug option in settings. It lets you email those logs to me, which would be helpful
Right now I’m doing it simply by inserting history into a DB and calculating it just by the amount of times in the last 60 days. I plan to do more complex statistics later on, I think there’s more to do there.
I was pleasantly surprised with how both Codex and Claude helped me with this. I’ve been meaning to learn ios dev for the longest time and I’m really glad I finally managed to give it a try while having enough help doing it! I’m a React developer for the most part.
I’ve been building an iOS app called ViaNJ, an unofficial real-time NJ Transit companion. It’s my first iOS project and I’ve been enjoying playing around with Xcode (and various AIs to help out).
It shows live departures and mobile ticket integration with Apple Wallet passes, track predictions, with plans for alerts, GPS-based train map, Live Activities… and more.
I’d love help from the community testing it, finding bugs, and suggesting improvements. It’s been a fun side project, and I’m looking for feedback on what features matter most to daily commuters.