Agent Skills: primer-ios-checkout
Build checkout and payment experiences using Primer's iOS CheckoutComponents SDK. Use this skill when implementing payment flows, checkout screens, card forms, or integrating Primer SDK into SwiftUI or UIKit applications. Covers scope-based architecture, state management, theming, and all payment method scope APIs.
ID: primer-io/examples/primer-ios-checkout
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