AIWorkflow – Fully On-Device AI Automation Engine

Create and run multi-step AI workflows entirely on your iPhone — no internet, no data leaves your device.

Powered by Apple’s Foundation Models API (on-device LLM) • iOS 26+ required

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Project Structure

AIWorkflow
 ├─ App
 ├─ Data
 │  ├─ Engines
 │  ├─ Intents
 │  ├─ Repositories
 │  └─ Services
 ├─ Domain
 │  ├─ Components
 │  ├─ Helpers
 │  ├─ Models
 │  └─ Protocols
 └─ Presentation
    ├─ Execution History
    ├─ Settings
    ├─ Step Configuration
    ├─ Workflow Creation
    ├─ Workflow Detail
    ├─ Workflow Execution
    └─ Workflow List
       ├─ View
       └─ ViewModel

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Features

Feature	Description
Chain AI Steps	Summarize → Translate → Extract → Rewrite → Custom prompts
Siri Voice Control	“Hey Siri, run a workflow in AIWorkflow”
Live Activities	Real-time progress in Dynamic Island & Lock Screen
Home Screen Widgets	Up to 4 favorite workflows instantly accessible from your Home Screen
Full SwiftUI + MVVM	Clean, testable, SOLID-compliant architecture
SwiftData + Swift Concurrency	Modern persistence & fully async execution engine
Swift Testing	Applied Unit Tests
Localization	Fully localized in English and Turkish
Themes	Supports Light, Dark, and System themes automatically

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Screenshots

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Demo Video

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Tech Stack

• Swift 5+
• SwiftUI
• MVVM + Protocol-Oriented Programming
• Foundation Models API (Apple Intelligence on-device LLM)
• App Intents (Siri & Shortcuts)
• ActivityKit
• WidgetKit
• SwiftData
• Swift Testing

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Requirements

• iOS Version: iOS 26.0 or later
• Hardware (for full AI features): iPhone with A17 Pro chip or later
• Apple Intelligence: Enabled in Settings → Apple Intelligence & Siri

Older devices can install the app but will show “AI not available” in Settings with orange circle

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Why This Project?

This is my flagship portfolio project showcasing:

• Real-world production use of Apple’s newest on-device AI technologies
• Clean, maintainable, and tested iOS architecture

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Contributing

Contributions are welcome. Recommended workflow:

1. Fork the repository
2. Create a feature branch

   git checkout -b feature/your-feature

3. Make small, focused commits
4. Add or update tests where applicable
5. Open a Pull Request with change description and motivation
6. Link related issues when opening the PR

Guidelines:

• Follow existing code style (Swift + SwiftLint conventions)
• Prefer small, reviewable PRs
• Include screenshots or GIFs for UI changes
• For non-trivial changes, open an issue first to discuss design/approach

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License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.
You are free to use, modify, and distribute the code, including for commercial purposes, as long as the original copyright notice is preserved.

See the full license text in the LICENSE file.

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