ios-debugger-agent

You can debug an iOS app on a simulator by using XcodeBuildMCP to build, run, and launch the application on a booted simulator. The Skill facilitates UI interaction, log capture, and runtime diagnostics to inspect application states.

Yes, you can capture console logs and application output for detailed analysis. When an iOS app crashes during development, this Skill allows you to inspect the UI state and capture logs right before the crash to identify the root cause.

During iOS app debugging, you can interact with UI elements by describing them, performing taps, typing text, and executing gestures. This is managed through XcodeBuildMCP tools within the simulator environment.

Yes, a booted simulator is required. The Skill manages simulator sessions by discovering and selecting booted simulators to provide targeted debugging for your iOS development workflows.

The best way to manage the app lifecycle is through XcodeBuildMCP, which provides direct app lifecycle control. It allows you to build, run, and launch applications directly on the target simulator for streamlined development.

Runtime diagnostics require active XcodeBuildMCP tools to manage simulator sessions and inspect application states. Ensure your simulator is booted and the project is successfully built and running before attempting to capture diagnostic information.