Swift Quick Start

Use the current version table to distinguish the generator-selected Swift runtime from newer Swift Package Manager tags. The generated Package.swift is the dependency authority for that workspace.

cargo teaql services
cargo teaql evaluate --input models/
cargo teaql swift-lib-core --input models/ --output generated/swift-lib-core
cargo teaql swift-app-console --input models/ --output generated/swift-app-console

Read the generated application AGENTS.md, then build and run the workspace using its Package.swift. For application API discovery, request the current model-aware Assist rather than inspecting generated library source:

cargo teaql swift-assist-query/school --input models/
cargo teaql swift-assist-ensure-schema --input models/

At startup, install the generated passive Runtime Module and explicitly call the context-aware, module-level ensureSchema entry point. The application must pass the generated module, not module.entities: passing only the entity array bypasses module-owned constant and root seeding. Current runtime examples use context.ensureSchema(module). Never call schema reconciliation implicitly as a side effect of module installation.

After startup, verify the seeded root and constants, create a child through an audited save, query it with comment and purpose, and repeat schema setup to test idempotence. Keep the exact executable commands and results with the application test report. See Swift First Verification.