How do I link to a 3rd party Swift framework

Question

In the last 24 hours I've tried to consume two different 3rd party Swift libraries: Swiftz and Sleipnir. I assume it should be fairly easy as both projects simply provide a sketch of how to consume them. However, neither provide enough detail for me to follow. I've tried all of the following: add the projects to my workspace, drag/drop the compiled frameworks into my project navigator, add the frameworks to the "Link Binary with Libraries" phase. In all cases, I get a linker error informing me that the framework can't be found.

I just need a link to the actual documentation that explains how to do this. I haven't been able to find it.

Edit: Forget about 3rd party libraries even. How do you consume your own libraries? I have a Cocoa Framework library I've written. Now I've added a command line project to the same workspace. Sure would be nice if I could access my new framework from my command line app. I clicked on my command line project. Clicked on Build Phases and dragged my custom framework to the Link Binary with Libraries section. Everything compiles fine. When running my app I get the following error:

dyld: Library not loaded: @rpath/libswiftAppKit.dylib
  Referenced from: /Users/mgwelch/Library/Developer/Xcode/DerivedData/SwiftParsing-
  btkaoklayoffujgrkklfyffpipih/Build/Products/Debug/Parsing.framework/Versions/A/
  Parsing
  Reason: image not foundI

Answer 1

Ok, not many users are familiar with Swift frameworks yet, I guess.

Well, I'm getting some assistance from a framework developer over on an issue I raised on how to consumer their framework. I still have issues, but others may be interested in following the conversation to see some of the steps involved

https://github.com/typelift/swiftz/issues/114

Detailed instructions are provided at this issue. Feel free to try them. I'll mark this as closed.

UPDATE I stated this in a comment but it might not be seen. I was trying to write a command line tool. At this time with XCode 6.1 it does not appear possible to use a third party framework in a command line tool. As a matter of fact I've written up an issue against another project stating that their command line targets no longer run: https://github.com/railsware/Sleipnir/issues/17

Perhaps this worked in a previous beta version, but it no longer seems possible.