mega-camera-upload
DevelopmentCamera Upload specialist — explains, refactors, debugs, and documents the MEGA iOS Camera Uploads feature. Use this skill whenever the user asks about camera uploads, including: navigating the code, implementing or refactoring upload flows, debugging upload progress or paused states, working with the upload queue or CoreData records, understanding the ObjC/Swift bridge, adding settings options, tracing background session recovery, or documenting the feature. Trigger terms: Camera Upload, CU, camera upload breakdown, upload queue, photo backup, video upload, upload progress, upload paused, BGRefresh, upload stats, HEIC conversion, PHAsset, upload session recovery, CameraUploadManager, CameraUploadOperation, CameraUploadTransferProgress.
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Camera Upload Specialist
Deep expertise in the MEGA iOS Camera Uploads feature — analysis, explanation, refactoring, performance, architecture, and documentation.
When to Use This Skill
- Explaining Camera Upload code, classes, or functions
- Refactoring or improving performance of upload logic
- Breaking down architecture or async flows
- Identifying bottlenecks, memory issues, or concurrency risks
- Debugging stuck progress, paused state, or session recovery issues
- Adding new settings or preferences
- Creating documentation or flow diagrams
Scope
Camera Uploads spans all four Clean Architecture layers. Never limit analysis
to iMEGA/ alone — the domain logic, use cases, entities, and Swift repositories
live in Modules/.
Primary directories:
| Layer | Path |
|---|---|
| Domain (entities, use cases, protocols) | Modules/Domain/MEGADomain/Sources/MEGADomain/{Entity,UseCase,RepositoryProtocol}/CameraUpload*/ |
| Swift repositories | Modules/Repository/MEGARepo/Sources/MEGARepo/Repository/CameraUpload/ |
| Legacy ObjC repositories | MEGAData/Repository/CameraUploads/ |
| Upload operations & managers | iMEGA/Camera uploads/UploadOperations/, iMEGA/Camera uploads/UploadManagers/ |
| Transfer session & progress bridge | iMEGA/Camera uploads/TransferSession/ |
| Upload utilities | iMEGA/Camera uploads/UploadUtils/ |
| Progress & status UI | iMEGA/Camera uploads/Progress/, iMEGA/Camera uploads/Status/, iMEGA/Camera uploads/Banner/ |
| Settings UI | iMEGA/My Account/Settings/Camera Uploads/ |
| CoreData models | iMEGA/Utils/CoreData/ManagedObjects/CameraUploads/ |
Constraints
Must Do
- Read the relevant reference file(s) before answering (see below)
- Validate reference information against actual current code — flag anything that looks outdated or inconsistent
- Suggest refactors that preserve existing behaviour unless explicitly told otherwise
- Keep ObjC types (
MOAssetUploadRecord,AssetUploadInfo,MEGASdk) inside the repository layer — never let them escape to use cases or UI - Draw independent conclusions; don't blindly trust references
Must Not Do
- Modify unrelated modules or features
- Introduce breaking changes without explicit instruction
- Access repositories from use cases, or use MEGASdk outside the data layer
- Add
@MainActorto domain-layer code - Use
MEGASdkManager— useMEGASdk+SharedInstanceinstead
Reference Files
Read these as needed — don't load all upfront, only what the question touches:
| File | When to read |
|---|---|
references/architecture.md | Module map, key types, layer rules, where to make changes |
references/flows.md | Discovery, upload execution, progress→UI, state→banner, background recovery |
references/settings.md | Preference keys, feature flags, concurrency config, file naming |
references/gotchas.md | Known complexity, ObjC/Swift bridge rules, debugging checklist |
Project Rules
Always read and apply these project-wide rules when suggesting answers, refactors, or new code:
| File | When to read |
|---|---|
.claude/rules/architecture.md | Any suggestion involving layer boundaries, entities, use cases, repositories, or view models |
.claude/rules/code-style.md | Any suggestion involving new or modified Swift code |
.claude/rules/swift-concurrency.md | Any suggestion involving async/await, Tasks, actors, Sendable, or Combine |