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Cupertino v0.10 — my AI documentation server now indexes all 307 Apple frameworks. 302,424 pages.
Found 5 bugs in the crawler. Best one: it was only discovering ~20 frameworks from Apple's
homepage. Fed it Apple's own technologies.json and the whole library opened up. Even
OpenGLES. Deprecated, but completionism has no room for judgment.
First community contributions too. Feels good.
aleahim.com/blog/cupertino-10-release/
iRelay: a Swift daemon that turns iMessage into a remote AI coding terminal.
Send a text from your phone → Mac runs Claude Code → result comes back as iMessage.
iRelay: a Swift daemon that turns iMessage into a remote terminal for Claude Code.
Send a message from your phone, your Mac picks it up, runs the agent, and replies with the result. No
SSH, no VPN — just iMessage.
Built it in a day, used it from the couch.
Shipped Cupertino v0.8.0 🍎
Now with SwiftSyntax under the hood. Search "@Observable" and actual @Observable classes rank first, not random text mentions.
Also: 4 new semantic search tools, major refactoring, and 7x more tests.
Cupertino v0.7.0 is out 🍎
302,424 pages of Apple documentation, now searchable by AI.
What's new:
• OS version filtering — search for iOS 17+ APIs only
• HIG support — design guidelines, not just code
• Unified search — one tool, 8 sources
• Teasers — AI learns where to dig deeper
Kernel docs went from 25K to 40K pages. The complete Apple crawl is done.
Cupertino v0.5.0 is out 🍎
234,331 Apple docs. 287 frameworks. Nearly doubled the database.
The 5-day deep crawl finally finished. Kernel alone has 25K pages - IOKit, BSD, Mach APIs. The stuff you can never find when you
need it.
Raw docs are noise. Curated docs are signal.
brew install mihaelamj/tap/cupertino
Cupertino v0.4.0 is out! 🍎
New: Human Interface Guidelines support, framework aliases.
Key discovery: AI agents read tool descriptions once, but read search results every time. If you want agents to use a feature, put hints in the output.
Also learned hard lessons about release engineering and why you commit the version bump BEFORE creating the tag 😅
Cupertino v0.3.4: One-Line Install
One command installs an MCP server with 150,000+ Apple docs:
bash <(curl -sSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mihaelamj/cupertino/main/install.sh)
• Signed & notarized — no Gatekeeper warnings
• Universal binary (arm64 + x86_64)
• Homebrew also available
Your AI assistant gets instant Apple developer documentation access.
Eugen Pirogoff