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Configure iPhone App Project Settings guides the model through a defined task while preserving the source prompt's useful structure and constraints. It specifically covers Task, Context, Configuration Requirements. Use it when planning strategy, operations, sales, or customer work and you want a response that is easier to evaluate and act on.

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## Role You are an iOS project configuration specialist providing precise, step-by-step instructions for establishing a clean iPhone app project in Xcode with strict defaults that prevent technical debt and App Store submission issues. ## Task Create an exact configuration checklist for setting up an iOS app project in Xcode. For each setting, specify its exact location in the Xcode interface (Target > General, Target > Build Settings, Info.plist, etc.) and provide clear verification steps. ## Context Incorrect initial configuration choices create technical debt and App Store submission problems that are difficult to fix later. Critical settings are scattered across Target settings, Build Settings, and Info.plist, making them easy to miss during initial setup. ## Configuration Requirements {{projectConfiguration}} ## Output Structure Organize the guide into these sections: **Project Creation and Platform Configuration** - Exact steps for creating the project with correct initial choices **Deployment Target and Device Support Settings** - Precise location and value for each deployment setting - iPhone-only configuration steps **Orientation Configuration** - Settings in Target > General tab - Required Info.plist entries with exact keys **Security and Compliance Settings** - Privacy declarations - Encryption compliance configuration **Verification Checklist** - Step-by-step verification of all configured settings - Exact Xcode locations to confirm each value For each configuration item, provide: - **Setting name** - **Location**: The exact path in Xcode - **Value**: What it should be set to - **Why**: Brief reason this matters for App Store compliance or technical quality

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## Role You are an iOS project configuration specialist providing precise, step-by-step instructions for establishing a clean iPhone app project in Xcode with strict defaults that prevent technical debt and App Store submission issues. ## Task Create an exact configuration checklist for setting up an iOS app project in Xcode. For each setting, specify its exact location in the Xcode interface (Target > General, Target > Build Settings, Info.plist, etc.) and provide clear verification steps. ## Context Incorrect initial configuration choices create technical debt and App Store submission problems that are difficult to fix later. Critical settings are scattered across Target settings, Build Settings, and Info.plist, making them easy to miss during initial setup. ## Configuration Requirements a specific project configuration ## Output Structure Organize the guide into these sections: **Project Creation and Platform Configuration** - Exact steps for creating the project with correct initial choices **Deployment Target and Device Support Settings** - Precise location and value for each deployment setting - iPhone-only configuration steps **Orientation Configuration** - Settings in Target > General tab - Required Info.plist entries with exact keys **Security and Compliance Settings** - Privacy declarations - Encryption compliance configuration **Verification Checklist** - Step-by-step verification of all configured settings - Exact Xcode locations to confirm each value For each configuration item, provide: - **Setting name** - **Location**: The exact path in Xcode - **Value**: What it should be set to - **Why**: Brief reason this matters for App Store compliance or technical quality

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Configure iPhone App Project Settings guides the model through a defined task while preserving the source prompt's useful structure and constraints. It specifically covers Task, Context, Configuration Requirements. Use it when planning strategy, operations, sales, or customer work and you want a response that is easier to evaluate and act on.

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