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Swipe and shortlist

Swipe through candidates, shortlist the best, and send a note your AI agent drafts for you.

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Copies a short instruction with your private download link. Paste it into your agent: it downloads the whole skill (the source code, the setup steps and the mistakes we already made for you) and builds the screen.

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What it does

Matching apps (hiring, dating, co-founder search, deal flow) need a deck that feels alive: cards that tilt and shimmer, swipes that commit with a flick, stamps that tell you what will happen before you let go, and a way to act on a card without leaving the deck. This skill ships that whole loop as one drop-in screen:

  • Deck — three stacked cards; the ones behind rise a slot as you drag the top one away. Right = shortlist, left = pass, up = reach out, tap = details. Quick flicks count via predictedEndTranslation. "Shortlist" / "Pass" / "Contact" stamps fade in with drag distance; haptics fire on swipe and when you cross the threshold.
  • Holographic foil — the top card gets green/white interference bands, a narrow glint and twinkling sparkles that drift with the drag offset, the device gyroscope (CoreMotion) and time, plus a flowing foil rim. Both are Metal layerEffects (SWShortlistFoil.metal), the same shaders the source app ships.
  • Card — full-bleed portrait (or a monogram fallback), availability pill with a live pulse, animated match ring, name + verified seal, headline, location / years / salary, horizontally scrolling skill tags, and a four-tile insight strip (Signal grade, Looking %, Vibe styles + score, Heat flames).
  • Action row — undo (last pass), pass, a big brand "reach out" button, shortlist heart, info. Liquid Glass circles on iOS 26, material before that.
  • Toast — a top glass capsule: "Shortlisted Lena Moreau", "Request sent to …"; auto-hides after 2.6 s. Pass onToast to route these to your app's own toast instead (e.g. one pinned under the status bar, above your navigation bar).
  • Reach-out sheet — "Reach out to <name>", "For which role?" chips (preselects the candidate's suggested role), and three ways to write: *Write it with <agent>* (your async drafting closure — an LLM call — returns the note, the sheet types it out word by word under "<agent> is writing…", then it becomes editable with a x/400 counter and Rewrite), *Write my own*, *Use the default message*. Send request is disabled while drafting, when empty, or over 400 characters.

The brand, backend and persistence are stripped: candidates and roles come in through init, every action goes out through a closure.

What you get

  • ✓1,577 lines of source code, ready to paste
  • ✓Architecture
  • ✓Dependencies
  • ✓Implementation
  • ✓Integration Checklist
  • ✓Common Customizations
  • ✓Known Pitfalls
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