Coders' Kitchen - Tech talks by Maurer-Electronics Split

AI is rapidly transforming how we build software, but what does it really take to make AI agents useful for real iOS development workflows?
Mihaela Mihaljević-Jakić from Maurer Electronics Split, a Senior iOS Architect and developer building cutting-edge AI-powered tools for the Apple ecosystem, will present her open-source project Cupertino in this session of Coder's Kitchen meetup.
Cupertino is a local MCP (Model Context Protocol) server designed to give AI agents offline access to more than 90,000 Apple documentation pages across hundreds of frameworks.
Cupertino is a CLI for human developers and an MCP server for AI agents. Both surfaces use the same local catalogue of Apple documentation, Swift packages, sample code, Human Interface Guidelines, Swift Evolution proposals, and Swift.org pages.
We will dive into how MCP works in practice, how client-server communication is structured, and why local-first AI tooling opens up new possibilities for developers.
Mihaela will walk us through the architecture behind Copertino, share a live practical session, and discuss the evolution of the Cupertino map and what’s next for AI-assisted development in Swift.
If you’re curious about AI agents, developer tooling, or the future of Swift development, this Coder's Kitchen meetup session will give you a concrete and technical perspective on what’s coming next.
Our sponsor Maurer-Electronics Split kindly provides pizza and a beverage so that you can enjoy the company of fellow techies during the socializing part of the event.
Coder's Kitchen series of tech talks is sponsored by Maurer-Electronics Split d.o.o. and Digitalna Dalmacija. Thanks to Digitalna Dalmacija for providing the space for this talk.
About Speaker
Mihaela Mihaljević-Jakić is a Senior iOS Architect and developer focused on building AI-powered developer tools for the Apple ecosystem. She works across the full stack, from iOS and macOS applications to Swift server backends, with a strong emphasis on enabling AI agents to interact with real development environments.
She works in Maurer Electronics Split in role of senior iOS Architect and developer.
Her areas of expertise include:
• AI developer tooling (MCP servers, agent orchestration, documentation access)
• Apple ecosystem development (iOS, macOS, visionOS, Swift server)
• OpenAPI-driven development with type-safe Swift clients and servers
• Modular architectures for scalable Swift projects
• Swift Concurrency and thread-safe system design

Mihaela is the creator of several innovative tools:
• Cupertino — MCP server providing offline access to Apple documentation at scale
• iRelay — Control your Mac and run AI agents via iMessage
• BearerTokenAuthMiddleware — Concurrency-safe authentication for Swift OpenAPI