iOS Development MCP Server

A comprehensive Model Context Protocol (MCP) server providing iOS simulator control and Swift/Xcode development tools for Claude AI.

⚠️ DEVELOPMENT STATUS WARNING

This project is under active development and should be considered ALPHA quality.

Bugs and Issues: Expect bugs, incomplete features, and breaking changes

API Stability: Tool interfaces may change without notice between versions

Production Use: Not recommended for production environments

Testing: Always test thoroughly in development environments first

Contributions: Feature requests and bug reports welcome, but implementation timeline depends on solo developer availability

Use at your own risk. This is experimental software provided as-is with no warranties.

What This Tool Does

Enable Claude AI to autonomously control iOS simulators, test applications, debug issues, and analyze app behavior through natural language commands. Claude can write code, build projects, run them in the simulator, execute UI tests, read crash logs, iterate on fixes, and verify everything works - all without manual debugging.

This repository provides two complementary capabilities:

MCP Tools (23 tools) - Direct iOS simulator control and Xcode integration:
- Device management (boot, shutdown, device info)
- UI interaction (tap, swipe, screenshot, UI inspection)
- App lifecycle (install, launch, terminate, uninstall)
- Debugging (crash logs, real-time log streaming, text input)
- Environment control (status bar, appearance, permissions, push notifications)
- Build & test (xcodebuild integration with error parsing and test results)
Claude Code Skills (11 workflows) - Curated development patterns that orchestrate the tools:
- Swift & Concurrency (2): Swift 6.2+ concurrency fixes, async/await expertise
- iOS Development (3): Debugger agent, App Store release notes, GitHub issue resolution
- SwiftUI (4): UI patterns, view refactoring, performance auditing, Liquid Glass (iOS 26)
- macOS Packaging (1): SwiftPM-based app distribution without Xcode
- Plus 21 official Apple documentation files from Xcode 26 integrated into skills

Skills work WITH tools - for example, the ios-debugger-agent skill orchestrates simulator_boot, simulator_install_app, simulator_launch_app, simulator_screenshot, simulator_tap, and simulator_get_logs into a complete debugging workflow. You get both the capabilities (tools) and the discipline (skills) for professional iOS development.

Status
- Available Features
- Coming Soon
Installation
Usage
Working with Claude Code Skills
How to Use Skills in Claude
Available Tools
Troubleshooting
- Common Issues
- Getting Help
Future Plans
License

Status

Current Version: 0.4.0 (Active Development)

Available Features

✅ Simulator Device Management (4 tools)

simulator_list_devices - List all available iOS simulators
simulator_boot - Boot a simulator device
simulator_shutdown - Shutdown a running simulator
simulator_get_info - Get detailed device information

✅ Simulator UI Interaction (4 tools)

simulator_screenshot - Capture and compress screenshots (JPEG, 80% quality)
simulator_tap - Tap at specific coordinates
simulator_swipe - Swipe gestures with direction detection
simulator_long_press - Long press for context menus

✅ Simulator UI Inspection (2 tools) - Requires fb-idb

simulator_describe_ui - Get full accessibility tree (all UI elements with labels, roles, bounds)
simulator_describe_point - Get accessibility info for element at specific coordinates

✅ Simulator App Management (6 tools)

simulator_launch_app - Launch apps by bundle identifier
simulator_terminate_app - Force quit running apps
simulator_install_app - Install .app bundles
simulator_uninstall_app - Remove apps and their data
simulator_open_url - Open URLs and deep links
simulator_get_logs - Retrieve filtered log entries

✅ Simulator Input Simulation (3 tools)

simulator_type_text - Type text into focused text fields
simulator_press_home - Press home button
simulator_send_keys - Send hardware keyboard shortcuts

✅ Simulator Debugging & Automation (6 tools) - Requires fb-idb

simulator_list_crashes - List crash reports with filtering by bundle ID, date range
simulator_get_crash - Retrieve full crash logs with stacktraces
simulator_delete_crashes - Clean up crash reports
simulator_stream_logs - Real-time log monitoring with predicate filters
simulator_input_text - Type text into focused fields (advanced)
simulator_press_button - Simulate hardware buttons (HOME, LOCK, SIRI, APPLE_PAY, SIDE_BUTTON)

✅ Build & Test Tools (4 tools)

xcodebuild_build - Build apps for simulator with error parsing (automatically tracks build times)
xcodebuild_clean - Clean build artifacts and derived data
xcodebuild_test - Run unit and UI tests with structured results
xcodebuild_build_stats - Get build time statistics, trends, and performance insights

✅ Environment Control (12 tools)

simulator_status_bar_override - Set time, network indicators, battery for demo screenshots
simulator_status_bar_list - List current status bar overrides
simulator_status_bar_clear - Clear all status bar overrides
simulator_set_appearance - Switch between light/dark mode
simulator_get_appearance - Get current appearance mode
simulator_set_content_size - Set Dynamic Type size for accessibility testing
simulator_get_content_size - Get current Dynamic Type size
simulator_set_increase_contrast - Enable/disable increased contrast mode
simulator_grant_permission - Grant privacy permissions without prompting
simulator_revoke_permission - Revoke privacy permissions
simulator_reset_permissions - Reset permissions to prompt on next use
simulator_send_push_notification - Send simulated push notifications

✅ Location Simulation (4 tools)

simulator_set_location - Set GPS coordinates for testing location-based features
simulator_simulate_route - Simulate movement along a route with waypoints
simulator_list_location_scenarios - List available predefined location scenarios
simulator_clear_location - Stop location simulation and clear any set location

✅ Media Management (3 tools)

simulator_start_video_recording - Start recording simulator screen to video
simulator_stop_video_recording - Stop the current video recording
simulator_add_media - Add photos, videos, or contacts to the simulator

✅ Developer Utilities (8 tools)

simulator_get_app_container_path - Get file system path to app's container
simulator_clipboard_copy - Copy text to simulator's clipboard
simulator_clipboard_paste - Get text from simulator's clipboard
simulator_clipboard_sync - Sync clipboard between two simulators
simulator_add_root_certificate - Add trusted root certificate for SSL testing
simulator_add_certificate - Add certificate to simulator's keychain
simulator_reset_keychain - Reset simulator's keychain
simulator_trigger_icloud_sync - Trigger iCloud sync on the simulator

Coming Soon

🚧 Additional Build Tools

Archive & export for distribution
Performance profiling with Instruments

Installation

Prerequisites

macOS (iOS Simulator only available on macOS)
Xcode 15+ with Command Line Tools installed
Node.js 18+

Quick Setup

# Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/yourusername/ios-dev-mcp-server.git
cd ios-dev-mcp-server

# Install dependencies
npm install

# Build the project
npm run build

Installing fb-idb (Required for Advanced Features)

11 of 23 simulator tools require fb-idb (iOS Development Bridge) to be installed. These include all UI interaction tools (tap, swipe, long-press), UI inspection tools (describe_ui, describe_point), and all debugging/automation tools (crash logs, log streaming, text input, button press).

Installation Steps:

# 1. Install idb_companion via Homebrew
brew tap facebook/fb
brew install idb-companion

# 2. Install idb client via Python pip (in virtual environment)
python3 -m venv ~/.idb-venv
source ~/.idb-venv/bin/activate
pip install fb-idb

# 3. Create symlink for global access
mkdir -p ~/bin
ln -sf ~/.idb-venv/bin/idb ~/bin/idb

# 4. Verify installation
~/bin/idb list-targets

What gets installed:

idb_companion - Server process that communicates with simulators/devices (via Homebrew)
idb - Client CLI tool (via Python pip in virtual environment)
Symlink at ~/bin/idb - Allows MCP server to find idb executable

Testing the installation:

# Boot a simulator (if not already running)
xcrun simctl boot "iPhone 17"

# Connect idb to the simulator
~/bin/idb connect <DEVICE_UDID>

# Test UI inspection
~/bin/idb ui describe-all --udid <DEVICE_UDID>

Tools that require idb:

simulator_tap, simulator_swipe, simulator_long_press - UI interaction
simulator_describe_ui, simulator_describe_point - UI inspection
simulator_list_crashes, simulator_get_crash, simulator_delete_crashes - Crash management
simulator_stream_logs - Real-time log monitoring
simulator_input_text - Text field input
simulator_press_button - Hardware button simulation

Tools that work without idb:

All device management tools (boot, shutdown, device info)
All app lifecycle tools (launch, terminate, install, uninstall)
Screenshot tool
Build and test tools

Usage

Claude Code Integration (Recommended) 🚀

Manual Installation:

Build the project:

npm install
npm run build

Configure Claude Code by adding to ~/.config/claude-code/settings.json:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "ios-dev": {
      "command": "node",
      "args": ["/absolute/path/to/ios-dev-mcp-server/build/index.js"],
      "metadata": {
        "name": "iOS Development MCP Server",
        "description": "Comprehensive iOS simulator control and Swift/Xcode development tools",
        "version": "0.4.0"
      }
    }
  }
}

Install skills:

cp -r skills/* ~/.claude/skills/public/

Note: Replace /absolute/path/to/ios-dev-mcp-server with your actual project path.

Example Prompts:

After installation, try asking Claude:

"List all available iOS simulators"
"Boot an iPhone 15 Pro simulator"
"Take a screenshot of the booted simulator"
"Install my app at ./build/MyApp.app and launch it"
"Test my app's login flow and debug any issues"
"Get the last 100 logs from the simulator filtered by my app"
"Profile the app's performance during navigation"

Claude Desktop Integration

Add to your Claude Desktop config file: ~/Library/Application Support/Claude/claude_desktop_config.json

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "ios-dev": {
      "command": "node",
      "args": ["/absolute/path/to/ios-dev-mcp-server/build/index.js"]
    }
  }
}

Important: Use the absolute path to the build directory.

Testing the Installation

Launch MCP Inspector for interactive testing:

npm run inspector

Opens web UI at http://localhost:6274 where you can test all available tools.

Working with Claude Code Skills

This repository provides both MCP tools (23 iOS simulator tools) AND curated skills (11 iOS/Swift development workflows) that work together seamlessly.

What's Included

MCP Tools: 23 tools for iOS simulator control (device management, UI interaction, app management, debugging, etc.)
Skills: 11 specialized workflows for iOS development (in the /skills directory)
Claude Code Skills: Built-in skills like /test-driven-development, /systematic-debugging
Together: Claude uses disciplined workflows (skills) to orchestrate these iOS tools effectively

Included Skills (11 total)

This repository includes curated skills from the community:

Swift & Concurrency (2 skills)

swift-concurrency-expert - Swift 6.2+ concurrency fixes and actor isolation
swift-concurrency-avdlee - Comprehensive async/await, actors, and migration guidance

iOS Development (3 skills)

ios-debugger-agent - Build, run, and debug iOS apps using this MCP server's tools ⭐
app-store-changelog - Generate user-facing release notes from git history
gh-issue-fix-flow - End-to-end GitHub issue resolution workflow

SwiftUI (4 skills)

swiftui-ui-patterns - Best practices for state management and composition
swiftui-view-refactor - Standardize view structure and dependencies
swiftui-performance-audit - Identify and fix performance bottlenecks
swiftui-liquid-glass - iOS 26+ Liquid Glass API implementation

macOS Packaging (1 skill)

macos-spm-app-packaging - Package SwiftPM apps without Xcode

See skills/README.md for detailed documentation.

Recommended Workflow Combinations

Debugging iOS Apps:

Skill: ios-debugger-agent (included in this repo!)
Tools: simulator_boot, simulator_install_app, simulator_launch_app,
       simulator_screenshot, simulator_get_logs, simulator_tap

Flow: Boot → Install → Launch → Screenshot → Interact → Analyze logs

Test-Driven iOS Development:

Skill: /test-driven-development (Claude Code built-in)
Tools: simulator_install_app, simulator_launch_app, simulator_get_logs

Flow: Write test → Build → Install → Run → Verify logs → Iterate

Fixing GitHub Issues:

Skill: gh-issue-fix-flow (included in this repo!)
Tools: simulator tools for testing, git for commits

Flow: Fetch issue → Locate code → Fix → Test with simulator → Commit → Report

Swift Concurrency Review:

Skill: swift-concurrency-expert (included in this repo!)
Tools: Code analysis and refactoring

Flow: Triage errors → Apply actor isolation → Fix Sendable issues → Verify

Installing Skills

To install skills:

# Copy skills to Claude Code
cp -r skills/* ~/.claude/skills/public/

# Or symlink to keep them updated
ln -s $(pwd)/skills/* ~/.claude/skills/public/

Learn More

Included Skills: See skills/README.md for detailed documentation of all 11 skills
Claude Code Built-in Skills: Use /using-superpowers in Claude Code
Swift Concurrency: fuckingapproachableswiftconcurrency.com

How to Use Skills in Claude

What Are Skills?

Skills are specialized workflows that guide Claude on how to approach specific types of tasks. Think of them as expert playbooks:

MCP Tools (this server) = What Claude can do (23 simulator tools)
Skills (this repo) = How Claude should do it (11 workflows)

Installation

Install skills by copying them to Claude Code's skills directory:

# Copy all skills to Claude Code
cp -r skills/* ~/.claude/skills/public/

# Or symlink to keep skills updated with this repository
ln -s $(pwd)/skills/app-store-changelog ~/.claude/skills/public/
ln -s $(pwd)/skills/ios-debugger-agent ~/.claude/skills/public/
# ... repeat for all skills

This copies all 11 skills to ~/.claude/skills/public/ where Claude Code can access them.

Verify Installation

After installation, restart Claude Code and verify skills are available:

User: "What iOS development skills are available?"
Claude: [Lists all installed skills]

How to Invoke Skills

Skills are invoked automatically by Claude when you describe a task that matches the skill's purpose. You can also explicitly request a skill.

Automatic Invocation

Claude automatically uses skills when your request matches their purpose:

You: "Debug my app's login flow"
→ Claude uses ios-debugger-agent skill automatically

You: "Fix these Swift concurrency warnings"
→ Claude uses swift-concurrency-expert skill automatically

You: "Add Liquid Glass effect to this button"
→ Claude uses swiftui-liquid-glass skill automatically

Explicit Invocation

You can explicitly request a skill by name (though this is usually not necessary):

You: "Use the ios-debugger-agent skill to test my app"
→ Claude loads and follows the ios-debugger-agent workflow

You: "Run the swift-concurrency-expert skill on this file"
→ Claude applies concurrency review to the file

Skill Usage Examples

Example 1: Debugging an iOS App

You: "My app crashes when I tap the login button. Can you debug it?"

Claude's Workflow (using ios-debugger-agent skill):
1. ✓ Lists simulators (simulator_list_devices)
2. ✓ Boots iPhone 15 Pro (simulator_boot)
3. ✓ Builds your app (xcodebuild_build)
4. ✓ Installs app (simulator_install_app)
5. ✓ Launches app (simulator_launch_app)
6. ✓ Takes screenshot (simulator_screenshot)
7. ✓ Taps login button (simulator_tap)
8. ✓ Captures crash logs (simulator_get_logs)
9. ✓ Analyzes issue and suggests fix

Example 2: Fixing Swift Concurrency Issues

You: "I'm getting data race warnings in Swift 6. Help fix them."

Claude's Workflow (using swift-concurrency-expert skill):
1. ✓ Captures compiler diagnostics
2. ✓ Checks project Swift version and concurrency settings
3. ✓ References Swift-Concurrency-Updates.md (Apple docs)
4. ✓ Identifies isolation boundaries
5. ✓ Applies minimal fixes (adds @MainActor, actor isolation)
6. ✓ Verifies Sendable conformance
7. ✓ Rebuilds and verifies warnings are fixed

Example 3: Implementing Modern SwiftUI Features

You: "Add Liquid Glass material to my SwiftUI card view"

Claude's Workflow (using swiftui-liquid-glass skill):
1. ✓ References SwiftUI-Implementing-Liquid-Glass-Design.md
2. ✓ Checks iOS 26 availability
3. ✓ Applies .glassEffect() modifier
4. ✓ Adds GlassEffectContainer for multiple elements
5. ✓ Implements fallback for iOS < 26
6. ✓ Verifies modifier ordering and interactivity

Example 4: Creating App Store Release Notes

You: "Generate release notes for version 2.0"

Claude's Workflow (using app-store-changelog skill):
1. ✓ Runs git log to get commits since last version
2. ✓ Filters for user-visible changes
3. ✓ Organizes into Features/Improvements/Bug Fixes
4. ✓ Writes benefit-driven bullet points
5. ✓ Keeps under App Store character limits

Checking Available Skills

To see which skills are installed and available:

You: "List all available iOS development skills"
or
You: "What skills can help with SwiftUI?"
or
You: "What concurrency skills do you have?"

Claude will list the relevant skills with descriptions.

Skills + MCP Tools Working Together

The real power comes from skills orchestrating the MCP tools:

| Task | Skill Used | MCP Tools Used | |------|------------|----------------| | Debug app crash | ios-debugger-agent | simulator_boot, simulator_install_app, simulator_launch_app, simulator_screenshot, simulator_tap, simulator_get_logs | | Test feature | Built-in TDD | xcodebuild_test, simulator_install_app, simulator_launch_app, simulator_get_logs | | Fix concurrency | swift-concurrency-expert | Code analysis tools | | Review performance | swiftui-performance-audit | Code analysis + simulator_screenshot for visual verification |

Tips for Best Results

Be specific about your goal:
- ✅ "Debug the login crash" → ios-debugger-agent activates
- ❌ "Help with my app" → Too vague
Mention the technology when relevant:
- ✅ "Fix Swift concurrency errors" → swift-concurrency-expert
- ✅ "Add Liquid Glass to button" → swiftui-liquid-glass
Let Claude choose the skill:
- Skills activate automatically based on your request
- Only specify a skill name if Claude isn't using the right one
Trust the workflow:
- Skills follow proven patterns from expert developers
- They include error handling and verification steps

Skill Descriptions Reference

For quick reference, here's what each skill does:

| Skill | Use When You Need To... | |-------|-------------------------| | ios-debugger-agent | Build, run, and debug iOS apps using the simulator | | swift-concurrency-expert | Fix Swift 6.2+ concurrency warnings and data race issues | | swift-concurrency-avdlee | Learn async/await patterns or migrate to Swift 6 | | swiftui-liquid-glass | Implement iOS 26+ Liquid Glass material effects | | swiftui-ui-patterns | Follow SwiftUI best practices for state, composition, and navigation | | swiftui-view-refactor | Standardize SwiftUI view structure and organization | | swiftui-performance-audit | Diagnose and fix SwiftUI performance issues | | app-store-changelog | Generate user-facing release notes from git commits | | gh-issue-fix-flow | Resolve GitHub issues with testing and documentation | | macos-spm-app-packaging | Package macOS apps using Swift Package Manager |

Detailed Skill Documentation

For comprehensive documentation on each skill, including reference materials and examples:

📖 Read the Skills Guide

This includes:

Detailed descriptions of all 11 skills
Installation instructions
Skill category breakdown
Integration with MCP tools
Official Apple documentation references
Troubleshooting tips

Available Tools

Simulator Device Management

simulator_list_devices

List all available iOS simulator devices with their current states.

Parameters: None

Example Response:

{
  "summary": "Found 5 device(s) (1 booted)",
  "devices": [
    {
      "udid": "ABC-123-DEF",
      "name": "iPhone 15 Pro",
      "state": "Booted",
      "runtime": "iOS 17.2",
      "deviceType": "iPhone15,2"
    }
  ]
}

simulator_boot

Boot an iOS simulator device by UDID.

Parameters:

device (string, required): Device UDID to boot

Usage: "Boot the iPhone 15 Pro simulator"

simulator_shutdown

Shutdown a running iOS simulator device.

Parameters:

device (string, required): Device UDID to shutdown

Usage: "Shutdown the booted simulator"

simulator_get_info

Get detailed information about a specific simulator device.

Parameters:

device (string, optional): Device UDID or "booted" (default: "booted")

Usage: "Get info about the booted simulator"

Simulator UI Interaction

simulator_screenshot

Capture a screenshot from the iOS simulator with automatic compression.

Parameters:

device (string, optional): Device UDID or "booted" (default: "booted")
quality (number, optional): JPEG quality 1-100 (default: 80)
maxWidth (number, optional): Maximum width in pixels (default: 800)
maxHeight (number, optional): Maximum height in pixels (default: 1400)

Returns:

Base64-encoded JPEG image
Compression metadata (original size, compressed size, ratio)

Usage: "Take a screenshot of the simulator"

Advanced UI Interaction Tools - Requires fb-idb

Note: The following interaction tools require fb-idb to be installed:

brew install idb-companion
brew services start idb_companion

If Homebrew installation fails, build from source: https://github.com/facebook/idb

simulator_tap

Tap at specific x,y coordinates on the simulator screen.

Parameters:

device (string, optional): Device UDID or "booted"
x (number, required): X coordinate in pixels
y (number, required): Y coordinate in pixels

Usage: "Tap at coordinates 200, 400 on the simulator"

simulator_swipe

Perform a swipe gesture from one point to another.

Parameters:

device (string, optional): Device UDID or "booted"
x1 (number, required): Start X coordinate
y1 (number, required): Start Y coordinate
x2 (number, required): End X coordinate
y2 (number, required): End Y coordinate
duration (number, optional): Swipe duration in seconds (default: 0.3)

Returns:

Swipe direction (left, right, up, down)
Distance in pixels

Usage: "Swipe from 200,800 to 200,200 on the simulator"

simulator_long_press

Perform a long press (tap and hold) at specific coordinates.

Parameters:

device (string, optional): Device UDID or "booted"
x (number, required): X coordinate in pixels
y (number, required): Y coordinate in pixels
duration (number, optional): Press duration in seconds (default: 1.0)

Usage: "Long press at coordinates 300, 500 for 2 seconds"

Simulator UI Inspection

Note: These tools require fb-idb to be installed:

brew install idb-companion

simulator_describe_ui

Get the full accessibility tree (UI hierarchy) of the current simulator screen.

Parameters:

device (string, optional): Device UDID or "booted" (default: "booted")
format (string, optional): Output format - "compact" (human-readable summary) or "json" (full details) (default: "compact")

Returns:

List of all UI elements with:
- AXLabel (accessibility label)
- AXRole (element type: Button, TextField, StaticText, etc.)
- AXFrame (position and size: [X,Y WxH])
- AXEnabled (whether element is interactive)
- AXTraits (additional element traits)
- Custom actions (if any)

Compact format example:

1. Button: "Login" [150,650 120x44]
2. TextField: "Email" [50,550 300x40]
3. StaticText: "Welcome" [100,200 200x30]

Usage:

"Describe all UI elements on the screen"
"Get the accessibility tree in JSON format"
"What UI elements are visible on the simulator?"

Common use cases:

Find elements by label before tapping
Verify UI element positions
Debug accessibility implementation
Automated UI testing
Document screen components

simulator_describe_point

Get accessibility information for the UI element at specific coordinates.

Parameters:

device (string, optional): Device UDID or "booted"
x (number, required): X coordinate in pixels
y (number, required): Y coordinate in pixels

Returns:

Element details at the specified point:
- label (accessibility label or value)
- role (element type)
- frame (position and size)
- enabled (interaction state)
- traits (accessibility traits)
- fullDetails (complete accessibility data)

Usage:

"What UI element is at coordinates 200, 400?"
"Describe the element at point 150, 600"
"Inspect the UI element at 300, 800"

Common use cases:

Verify what element exists before tapping
Debug tap target issues (too small, wrong element)
Inspect element properties at specific locations
Validate UI layout programmatically

Simulator Debugging & Automation (6 tools) - Requires fb-idb

Note: These tools require fb-idb to be installed:

brew install idb-companion
brew services start idb_companion

simulator_list_crashes

List crash reports from the iOS simulator with optional filtering.

Parameters:

device (string, optional): Device UDID or "booted" (default: "booted")
bundleId (string, optional): Filter crashes by app bundle identifier (e.g., "com.example.MyApp")
before (string, optional): Filter crashes before this date (ISO 8601 format: "2024-01-15T10:30:00Z")
since (string, optional): Filter crashes since this date (ISO 8601 format: "2024-01-15T10:30:00Z")

Returns:

List of crash reports with:
- Crash name/identifier
- Bundle ID
- Crash timestamp

Example output:

Found 2 crash report(s):

1. MyApp-2024-01-15-123456.crash
   Bundle: com.example.MyApp
   Date: 2024-01-15T12:34:56Z

2. MyApp-2024-01-14-098765.crash
   Bundle: com.example.MyApp
   Date: 2024-01-14T09:87:65Z

Usage: "List all crashes for com.example.MyApp", "Show recent crashes from the last 24 hours"

simulator_get_crash

Retrieve a specific crash report with full stacktrace and crash details.

Parameters:

device (string, optional): Device UDID or "booted" (default: "booted")
crashName (string, required): Crash report name/identifier from simulator_list_crashes

Returns:

Full crash report including:
- Exception type and reason
- Complete stacktrace
- Thread information
- Binary images
- Hardware/OS information

Usage: "Get the crash report MyApp-2024-01-15-123456.crash", "Show me the details of the most recent crash"

simulator_delete_crashes

Delete crash reports from the simulator to clean up old crashes.

Parameters:

device (string, optional): Device UDID or "booted" (default: "booted")
crashName (string, optional): Specific crash name to delete
before (string, optional): Delete crashes before this date (ISO 8601)
since (string, optional): Delete crashes since this date (ISO 8601)
all (boolean, optional): Delete all crashes (use with caution, default: false)

Usage: "Delete all crash reports", "Delete crashes older than one week"

simulator_stream_logs

Stream real-time logs from the iOS simulator with optional filtering.

Parameters:

device (string, optional): Device UDID or "booted" (default: "booted")
predicate (string, optional): Log predicate filter (e.g., 'processImagePath CONTAINS "MyApp"' or 'subsystem == "com.example.myapp"')
style (string, optional): Output style - "default" (full), "compact" (minimal), or "json" (structured) (default: "default")

Note: This is a blocking operation that streams logs continuously until stopped (10 minute timeout).

Common predicate examples:

processImagePath CONTAINS "MyApp"           # Filter by app name
subsystem == "com.example.myapp"            # Filter by subsystem
category == "networking"                     # Filter by category
messageType == "error" OR messageType == "fault"  # Errors only

Usage: "Stream logs for MyApp", "Show real-time error logs from the simulator"

simulator_input_text

Input text into the currently focused text field on the simulator.

Parameters:

device (string, optional): Device UDID or "booted" (default: "booted")
text (string, required): Text to input into the focused field

Important: A text field must be focused before calling this tool. Use simulator_tap or simulator_describe_ui to locate and tap a text field first.

Returns:

Success confirmation with the text that was input

Usage: "Type 'test@example.com' into the email field", "Input 'Hello World' into the focused text box"

Workflow example:

Use simulator_describe_ui to find text field coordinates
Use simulator_tap to focus the text field
Use simulator_input_text to type the text

simulator_press_button

Simulate hardware button presses on the iOS simulator.

Parameters:

device (string, optional): Device UDID or "booted" (default: "booted")
button (string, required): Hardware button to press
- HOME - Home button (not available on newer devices without physical home button)
- LOCK - Lock/power button
- SIDE_BUTTON - Side button (newer devices)
- SIRI - Siri button
- APPLE_PAY - Apple Pay button

Returns:

Success confirmation with the button that was pressed

Note: Button availability depends on the device model. For example, HOME is not available on iPhone models without a physical home button (iPhone X and newer).

Usage: "Press the home button", "Lock the device", "Activate Siri"

Common use cases:

Test app behavior when backgrounded (HOME button)
Test lock screen functionality (LOCK button)
Test Siri integration (SIRI button)
Test Apple Pay flows (APPLE_PAY button)

Simulator App Management

simulator_launch_app

Launch an iOS app on the simulator by its bundle identifier.

Parameters:

device (string, optional): Device UDID or "booted" (default: "booted")
bundleId (string, required): App bundle identifier (e.g., "com.apple.mobilesafari")

Returns:

Process ID (PID) if available
Success confirmation

Usage: "Launch com.mycompany.myapp on the simulator"

simulator_terminate_app

Force quit a running app on the simulator.

Parameters:

device (string, optional): Device UDID or "booted"
bundleId (string, required): App bundle identifier to terminate

Usage: "Terminate com.apple.mobilesafari"

simulator_install_app

Install an iOS app (.app bundle) on the simulator.

Parameters:

device (string, optional): Device UDID or "booted"
appPath (string, required): Path to .app bundle (absolute or relative)

Returns:

Installation confirmation
Resolved app path

Usage: "Install the app at ./build/Debug-iphonesimulator/MyApp.app"

simulator_uninstall_app

Uninstall an app from the simulator, removing the app and all its data.

Parameters:

device (string, optional): Device UDID or "booted"
bundleId (string, required): App bundle identifier to uninstall

Usage: "Uninstall com.mycompany.myapp from the simulator"

simulator_open_url

Open a URL on the simulator. Supports web URLs (Safari), deep links, and universal links.

Parameters:

device (string, optional): Device UDID or "booted"
url (string, required): URL to open (http://, https://, or custom scheme)

Usage:

"Open https://apple.com on the simulator"
"Open myapp://settings/profile on the simulator"

simulator_get_logs

Retrieve recent log entries from the simulator with optional filtering.

Parameters:

device (string, optional): Device UDID or "booted"
predicate (string, optional): Log predicate filter (e.g., processImagePath CONTAINS "MyApp")
lines (number, optional): Number of recent lines to return (default: 100)
level (string, optional): Minimum log level ("debug", "info", "default", "error", "fault")

Returns:

Filtered log entries
Total and returned line counts
Applied filters

Usage:

"Get logs for MyApp with errors only"
"Get the last 50 log lines from the simulator"

Simulator Input Simulation

simulator_type_text

Type text into the currently focused text field on the simulator.

Parameters:

device (string, optional): Device UDID or "booted" (default: "booted")
text (string, required): Text to type into the focused text field

Returns:

Number of characters typed
Success confirmation

Requirements:

A text field must be active (keyboard visible) before typing

Usage:

"Type 'Hello World' into the simulator"
"Type 'test@example.com' into the email field"

simulator_press_home

Press the home button to return to the home screen.

Parameters:

device (string, optional): Device UDID or "booted" (default: "booted")

Returns:

Success confirmation

Usage: "Press the home button on the simulator"

simulator_send_keys

Send hardware keyboard input and shortcuts to the simulator.

Parameters:

device (string, optional): Device UDID or "booted" (default: "booted")
text (string, required): Key or shortcut to send

Supported Shortcuts:

cmd-h or home - Home button
cmd-l or lock - Lock screen
cmd-shift-h or app-switcher - App switcher
siri - Activate Siri

Returns:

Action performed
Success confirmation

Usage:

"Send cmd-h to go home"
"Send lock to lock the screen"
"Send siri to activate Siri"

Environment Control

simulator_status_bar_override

Override the simulator status bar appearance for demo screenshots and testing.

Parameters:

device (string, optional): Device UDID or "booted" (default: "booted")
time (string, optional): Time to display (e.g., "9:41" or ISO date string)
dataNetwork (enum, optional): Network type - "hide", "wifi", "3g", "4g", "lte", "lte-a", "lte+", "5g", "5g+", "5g-uwb", "5g-uc"
wifiMode (enum, optional): WiFi mode - "searching", "failed", "active"
wifiBars (number, optional): WiFi signal strength (0-3 bars)
cellularMode (enum, optional): Cellular mode - "notSupported", "searching", "failed", "active"
cellularBars (number, optional): Cellular signal strength (0-4 bars)
operatorName (string, optional): Carrier/operator name
batteryState (enum, optional): Battery state - "charging", "charged", "discharging"
batteryLevel (number, optional): Battery level percentage (0-100)

Returns:

Success status
Applied overrides summary

Usage:

"Set the status bar to show 9:41, full WiFi, and 100% battery"
"Make it look like demo mode with full signal and charged battery"
"Set battery to 20% and charging"

simulator_status_bar_list

List current status bar overrides on a simulator device.

Parameters:

device (string, optional): Device UDID or "booted" (default: "booted")

Returns:

Current status bar overrides

Usage:

"Show current status bar overrides"
"List status bar settings"

simulator_status_bar_clear

Clear all status bar overrides, returning the simulator to its natural state.

Parameters:

device (string, optional): Device UDID or "booted" (default: "booted")

Returns:

Success status

Usage:

"Clear all status bar overrides"
"Reset status bar to normal"

simulator_set_appearance

Set the simulator appearance mode to light or dark.

Parameters:

device (string, optional): Device UDID or "booted" (default: "booted")
mode (enum, required): Appearance mode - "light" or "dark"

Returns:

Success status
Applied mode

Usage:

"Switch to dark mode"
"Set appearance to light mode"
"Enable dark mode for testing"

simulator_get_appearance

Get the current simulator appearance mode.

Parameters:

device (string, optional): Device UDID or "booted" (default: "booted")

Returns:

Current appearance mode (light, dark, unsupported, or unknown)

Usage:

"What's the current appearance mode?"
"Check if dark mode is enabled"

simulator_set_content_size

Set the preferred content size category for Dynamic Type testing.

Parameters:

device (string, optional): Device UDID or "booted" (default: "booted")
size (enum, required): Content size category
- Standard: "extra-small", "small", "medium", "large", "extra-large", "extra-extra-large", "extra-extra-extra-large"
- Accessibility: "accessibility-medium", "accessibility-large", "accessibility-extra-large", "accessibility-extra-extra-large", "accessibility-extra-extra-extra-large"

Returns:

Success status
Applied size

Usage:

"Set text size to accessibility-extra-large"
"Test the app with the largest text size"
"Set Dynamic Type to small"

simulator_get_content_size

Get the current preferred content size category.

Parameters:

device (string, optional): Device UDID or "booted" (default: "booted")

Returns:

Current content size category

Usage:

"What's the current text size?"
"Check Dynamic Type setting"

simulator_set_increase_contrast

Enable or disable increased contrast mode for accessibility testing.

Parameters:

device (string, optional): Device UDID or "booted" (default: "booted")
enabled (boolean, required): Whether to enable or disable increased contrast

Returns:

Success status
Enabled state

Usage:

"Enable increased contrast mode"
"Disable increased contrast"
"Turn on high contrast for testing"

simulator_grant_permission

Grant a privacy permission to an app without prompting.

Parameters:

device (string, optional): Device UDID or "booted" (default: "booted")
bundleId (string, required): Bundle identifier of the target application
service (enum, required): Permission service - "all", "calendar", "contacts-limited", "contacts", "location", "location-always", "photos-add", "photos", "media-library", "microphone", "motion", "reminders", "siri"

Returns:

Success status
Granted permission details

Usage:

"Grant location permission to the app"
"Give the app access to photos"
"Grant microphone permission for testing"

simulator_revoke_permission

Revoke a privacy permission from an app.

Parameters:

device (string, optional): Device UDID or "booted" (default: "booted")
bundleId (string, required): Bundle identifier of the target application
service (enum, required): Permission service to revoke

Returns:

Success status
Revoked permission details

Usage:

"Revoke location permission from the app"
"Remove camera access"
"Deny microphone permission"

simulator_reset_permissions

Reset privacy permissions to default state, prompting on next use.

Parameters:

device (string, optional): Device UDID or "booted" (default: "booted")
bundleId (string, optional): Bundle identifier (omit to reset all apps)
service (enum, optional): Service to reset (omit to reset all services)

Returns:

Success status
Reset scope details

Usage:

"Reset all permissions for the app"
"Reset location permissions for all apps"
"Reset all permissions on the device"

simulator_send_push_notification

Send a simulated push notification to an app.

Parameters:

device (string, optional): Device UDID or "booted" (default: "booted")
bundleId (string, required): Bundle identifier of the target application
payload (object, required): JSON payload (must include "aps" key, max 4096 bytes)

Returns:

Success status
Payload size

Usage:

"Send a push notification saying 'New message from Alice'"
"Send a test notification with badge 5"
"Send a silent push notification with custom data"

Example Payload:

{
  "aps": {
    "alert": {
      "title": "Test Notification",
      "body": "This is a test message"
    },
    "badge": 1,
    "sound": "default"
  },
  "customData": {
    "key": "value"
  }
}

Location Simulation

simulator_set_location

Set a specific GPS location for the simulator.

Parameters:

device (optional): Device UDID or "booted" (default: "booted")
latitude (required): Latitude (-90 to 90)
longitude (required): Longitude (-180 to 180)

Returns:

Success confirmation with coordinates
Device identifier

Usage:

"Set the simulator location to San Francisco"
"Set GPS to 37.7749, -122.4194"
"Change location to Tokyo coordinates"

simulator_simulate_route

Simulate movement along a route defined by waypoints.

Parameters:

device (optional): Device UDID or "booted" (default: "booted")
waypoints (required): Array of coordinate objects (minimum 2 points)
- Each waypoint: { latitude: number, longitude: number }
speed (optional): Speed in meters/second (default: 20 m/s ≈ 45 mph)
updateInterval (optional): Seconds between location updates
updateDistance (optional): Meters between location updates

Returns:

Success confirmation
Number of waypoints
Speed setting
Note about stopping simulation

Usage:

"Simulate driving from San Francisco to Los Angeles"
"Create a route from these coordinates: [SF, LA, Vegas] at highway speed"
"Simulate walking route between 5 waypoints at 1.5 m/s"

simulator_list_location_scenarios

List available predefined location scenarios.

Parameters:

device (optional): Device UDID or "booted" (default: "booted")

Returns:

List of available location scenarios (e.g., City Run, City Bicycle Ride, Freeway Drive)

Usage:

"What location scenarios are available?"
"List all predefined routes"

simulator_clear_location

Stop location simulation and clear any set location.

Parameters:

device (optional): Device UDID or "booted" (default: "booted")

Returns:

Success confirmation

Usage:

"Stop the current location simulation"
"Clear the GPS override"
"Reset location to default"

Media Management

simulator_start_video_recording

Start recording the simulator screen to a video file.

Parameters:

device (optional): Device UDID or "booted" (default: "booted")
outputPath (required): Output file path for the recorded video
codec (optional): Video codec - "h264" or "hevc" (default: "hevc")
display (optional): Display to record - "internal" or "external" (default: "internal")
mask (optional): Mask to apply - "ignored", "alpha", or "black"

Returns:

Success confirmation
Output path
Codec and display settings
Note about stopping

Usage:

"Start recording the simulator to demo.mov"
"Record a video using h264 codec"
"Start screen recording with external display"

simulator_stop_video_recording

Stop the current video recording and save the file.

Parameters:

device (optional): Device UDID or "booted" (default: "booted")

Returns:

Success confirmation

Usage:

"Stop the video recording"
"Finish recording and save"

simulator_add_media

Add photos, videos, or contacts to the simulator.

Parameters:

device (optional): Device UDID or "booted" (default: "booted")
files (required): Array of file paths to add (photos, videos, contacts)

Returns:

Success confirmation
Number of files added
List of file paths

Usage:

"Add these 3 photos to the simulator's photo library"
"Add test-photo.jpg and test-video.mov to the simulator"
"Import this contact.vcf file"

Developer Utilities

simulator_get_app_container_path

Get the file system path to an app's container.

Parameters:

device (optional): Device UDID or "booted" (default: "booted")
bundleId (required): Bundle identifier of the target application
container (optional): Container type - "app", "data", "groups", or a group ID (default: "app")

Returns:

Success confirmation
Container path
Container type

Usage:

"Get the data container path for com.example.app"
"Where does com.example.app store its files?"
"Get the App Group container for group.com.example.shared"

simulator_clipboard_copy

Copy text to the simulator's clipboard.

Parameters:

device (optional): Device UDID or "booted" (default: "booted")
text (required): Text to copy to the simulator clipboard

Returns:

Success confirmation
Text length

Usage:

"Copy 'Hello World' to the simulator clipboard"
"Put this URL in the simulator's clipboard"

simulator_clipboard_paste

Get the current text from the simulator's clipboard.

Parameters:

device (optional): Device UDID or "booted" (default: "booted")

Returns:

Clipboard text content

Usage:

"What's on the simulator's clipboard?"
"Get the clipboard content"

simulator_clipboard_sync

Sync clipboard from one simulator to another.

Parameters:

sourceDevice (optional): Source device UDID or "booted" (default: "booted")
targetDevice (required): Target device UDID

Returns:

Success confirmation
Source and target device identifiers

Usage:

"Sync clipboard to device ABC123"
"Copy clipboard from current to device XYZ789"

simulator_add_root_certificate

Add a trusted root certificate to the simulator's keychain.

Parameters:

device (optional): Device UDID or "booted" (default: "booted")
certificatePath (required): Path to the root certificate file (.pem, .cer, .der)

Returns:

Success confirmation
Certificate path

Usage:

"Add this root certificate for SSL testing"
"Install the CA cert at /path/to/cert.pem"

simulator_add_certificate

Add a certificate to the simulator's keychain.

Parameters:

device (optional): Device UDID or "booted" (default: "booted")
certificatePath (required): Path to the certificate file (.pem, .cer, .der)

Returns:

Success confirmation
Certificate path

Usage:

"Add this certificate to the keychain"
"Install cert.pem"

simulator_reset_keychain

Reset the simulator's keychain, removing all certificates and credentials.

Parameters:

device (optional): Device UDID or "booted" (default: "booted")

Returns:

Success confirmation

Usage:

"Reset the simulator's keychain"
"Clear all certificates"

simulator_trigger_icloud_sync

Trigger an iCloud sync on the simulator.

Parameters:

device (optional): Device UDID or "booted" (default: "booted")

Returns:

Success confirmation

Usage:

"Trigger iCloud sync"
"Force an iCloud sync now"

Build & Test Tools

xcodebuild_build

Build an iOS app for simulator using xcodebuild.

Parameters:

workspace (string, optional): Path to .xcworkspace file
project (string, optional): Path to .xcodeproj file
scheme (string, required): Scheme name to build
sdk (string, optional): SDK to build for (default: "iphonesimulator")
configuration (string, optional): Build configuration - "Debug" or "Release" (default: "Debug")
destination (string, optional): Destination specifier (e.g., "platform=iOS Simulator,name=iPhone 15 Pro")
derivedDataPath (string, optional): Custom derived data path

Returns:

Build success status
Parsed errors with file paths and line numbers if build fails
Error count and details

Usage:

"Build MyApp scheme from MyApp.xcworkspace for simulator"
"Build the Debug configuration of MyApp"

xcodebuild_clean

Clean build artifacts and derived data for an Xcode project.

Parameters:

workspace (string, optional): Path to .xcworkspace file
project (string, optional): Path to .xcodeproj file
scheme (string, required): Scheme name
configuration (string, optional): Build configuration (default: "Debug")
derivedDataPath (string, optional): Custom derived data path

Returns:

Clean success status
Error details if clean fails

Usage:

"Clean the MyApp project"
"Clean build artifacts for MyApp scheme"

xcodebuild_test

Run unit and UI tests using xcodebuild with structured results.

Parameters:

workspace (string, optional): Path to .xcworkspace file
project (string, optional): Path to .xcodeproj file
scheme (string, required): Scheme name to test
sdk (string, optional): SDK to test on (default: "iphonesimulator")
configuration (string, optional): Build configuration (default: "Debug")
destination (string, optional): Test destination (e.g., "platform=iOS Simulator,name=iPhone 15 Pro")
onlyTesting (array, optional): Array of test identifiers to run (e.g., ["MyAppTests/testExample"])
skipTesting (array, optional): Array of test identifiers to skip
enableCodeCoverage (boolean, optional): Enable code coverage collection (default: false)
derivedDataPath (string, optional): Custom derived data path

Returns:

Structured test results with:
- Total, passed, failed, and skipped test counts
- Test duration
- Detailed failure information with file paths and line numbers
- Coverage data (if enabled)

Usage:

"Run tests for MyApp scheme"
"Run only MyAppTests/testLogin test"
"Run all tests except the slow ones with code coverage"

xcodebuild_build_stats

Get build time statistics, trends, and performance insights from tracked builds.

Note: Build times are tracked automatically whenever you use xcodebuild_build. No manual setup required - just start building and statistics accumulate automatically in ~/.ios-mcp/build-times.json.

Parameters:

project (string, optional): Filter by project name or path
scheme (string, optional): Filter by scheme name
configuration (string, optional): Filter by build configuration ("Debug" or "Release")
limit (number, optional): Number of recent builds to analyze (default: 20)

Returns:

Statistics:
- Total builds analyzed
- Success rate percentage
- Average, median, min, and max build durations
- Trend analysis (improving, stable, or degrading)
- Trend percentage change
Insights: Automated recommendations including:
- Build time trends (faster or slower over time)
- Success rate warnings
- Performance classification (fast/slow builds)
- Build variance detection
- Warning/error trending
Recent Builds: Summary of up to 5 most recent builds with status, duration, and warnings

Usage:

"Show me build statistics for MyApp"
"Get build stats for Release configuration"
"Show build trends for the last 50 builds"
"How are my build times trending?"

Example Output:

{
  "totalBuilds": 15,
  "successRate": "93.3%",
  "averageDuration": "12.4s",
  "medianDuration": "11.2s",
  "minDuration": "8.5s",
  "maxDuration": "18.7s",
  "trend": "improving",
  "trendPercentage": "8.2%"
}

Insights:
  ✅ Build times improving: 8.2% faster than earlier builds
  ✅ Perfect success rate: all 15 builds succeeded
  ⚡ Fast builds: averaging 12.4s

Recent Builds (5):
  ✅ MyApp - 11.2s - 1/18/2026, 11:05:52 PM
  ✅ MyApp - 10.8s - 1/18/2026, 11:03:21 PM
  ✅ MyApp - 12.1s (2 warnings) - 1/18/2026, 10:58:14 PM
  ✅ MyApp - 11.5s - 1/18/2026, 10:54:03 PM
  ✅ MyApp - 13.2s (1 warnings) - 1/18/2026, 10:49:37 PM
  ... and 10 more

Troubleshooting

Common Issues

"Command not found: xcrun"

Install Xcode Command Line Tools: xcode-select --install

"No booted devices found"

Boot a simulator first: Open Xcode > Open Developer Tool > Simulator
Or ask Claude: "Boot an iPhone 15 Pro simulator"

"Failed to install app"

Ensure the .app path is correct and the app is built for simulator
Verify the app is compatible with the booted simulator's iOS version

"Skills not found in Claude"

Ensure skills are copied to ~/.claude/skills/public/
Restart Claude Code after installing skills

Screenshot returns empty/black image

Wait a few seconds after launching app before taking screenshot
Ensure the simulator window is visible (not minimized)

Getting Help

For issues, questions, or feature requests:

GitHub Issues: Create an issue

Please include:

macOS and Xcode version
Node.js version
Error message or unexpected behavior
Steps to reproduce

Future Plans

This project is actively maintained by a solo developer. Planned features include:

Build automation tools
Test execution and reporting
Performance profiling integration
Xcode project management tools
Swift Package Manager integration

Feature requests are welcome but implementation timeline depends on development priorities.

License

MIT License

Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:

The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.

THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.

Note: This is proprietary software released under MIT license. While you may use and modify the software, this project is solely maintained by a single developer. Contributions are not accepted at this time.

iOS Development MCP Server

What This Tool Does

Table of Contents

Status

Available Features

Coming Soon

Installation

Prerequisites

Quick Setup

Installing fb-idb (Required for Advanced Features)

Usage

Claude Code Integration (Recommended) 🚀

Claude Desktop Integration

Testing the Installation

Working with Claude Code Skills

What's Included

Included Skills (11 total)

Recommended Workflow Combinations

Installing Skills

Learn More

How to Use Skills in Claude

What Are Skills?

Installation

Installation

Verify Installation

How to Invoke Skills

Automatic Invocation

Explicit Invocation

Skill Usage Examples

Example 1: Debugging an iOS App

Example 2: Fixing Swift Concurrency Issues

Example 3: Implementing Modern SwiftUI Features

Example 4: Creating App Store Release Notes

Checking Available Skills

Skills + MCP Tools Working Together

Tips for Best Results

Skill Descriptions Reference

Detailed Skill Documentation

Available Tools

Simulator Device Management

simulator_list_devices

simulator_boot

simulator_shutdown

simulator_get_info

Simulator UI Interaction

simulator_screenshot

simulator_tap

simulator_swipe

simulator_long_press

Simulator UI Inspection

simulator_describe_ui

simulator_describe_point

Simulator Debugging & Automation (6 tools) - Requires fb-idb

simulator_list_crashes

simulator_get_crash

simulator_delete_crashes

simulator_stream_logs

simulator_input_text

simulator_press_button

Simulator App Management

simulator_launch_app

simulator_terminate_app

simulator_install_app

simulator_uninstall_app

simulator_open_url

simulator_get_logs

Simulator Input Simulation

simulator_type_text

simulator_press_home

simulator_send_keys

Environment Control

simulator_status_bar_override

simulator_status_bar_list

simulator_status_bar_clear

simulator_set_appearance

simulator_get_appearance

simulator_set_content_size

simulator_get_content_size

simulator_set_increase_contrast

simulator_grant_permission