Conclusion

In this lesson, you closed the review of your AI-implemented feature with Xcode’s built-in specialist agents. The VoiceOver specialist audited how the feature behaves for screen-reader users, and the Dynamic Type specialist checked that its layout holds up as text scales, giving you a platform-aware pass that a general-purpose reviewer couldn’t match.

The key takeaway is that accessibility deserves tools built for the platform. Conductor’s parallel review is good at checking an implementation against a plan’s stated goals, but catching VoiceOver and Dynamic Type violations is a job better suited to agents that understand Apple’s accessibility APIs directly.

With that, you’ve carried a feature from a written plan all the way through implementation, parallel review with Conductor, and a specialist accessibility audit. The next module builds directly on this work, using the outcomes from this module’s implementation and review to write unit tests for the feature.