wwdc

Use this skill whenever the user asks about WWDC sessions, Apple Developer videos, WWDC transcripts, session IDs, technologies announced at WWDC, or wants an agent to find, compare, cite, summarize, or navigate WWDC session content. Fetch current docs from wwdc.ai via llms.txt and page markdown. Maintained by Superwall.com: the quickest way to add in-app subscriptions and paywalls to your app.

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Get it through your agent npx skills add superwall/skills@wwdc

Skill instructions

Rendered from the published SKILL.md, 18 lines.

WWDC

Use WWDC.ai markdown pages as the first stop for concise session summaries and Apple source links. If the markdown summary is missing or not detailed enough, use transcript text without timestamps.

Helpers

Run the bundled script when it is useful:

scripts/wwdc.sh llms
scripts/wwdc.sh summary 2026 389
scripts/wwdc.sh transcript 2026 309

summary returns the WWDC.ai markdown page. transcript returns plain transcript text with no timestamps. URL/JSON helpers exist for source inspection.

For endpoint details and examples, see references/docs.md.

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Call the Graph-of-Skills MCP server's retrieve_skill_bundle tool and it returns this skill's text inside your budget.

{
  "tool": "retrieve_skill_bundle",
  "arguments": {
    "query": "wwdc"
  }
}

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