Stream [APP]-prefixed logs from a USB-connected iPhone to console and device-logs.txt.
npx skills add https://github.com/asnar00/miso --skill ios-watch-logs
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: ios-watch-logs Source: https://github.com/asnar00/miso/tree/main/.claude/skills/ios-watch-logs Command: npx skills add https://github.com/asnar00/miso --skill ios-watch-logs
This Skill provides real-time, filtered log streaming from a connected iPhone, displaying only relevant app messages. It eliminates the noise of system logs, making debugging iOS applications significantly faster and more focused, and writes logs to a file for later analysis.
[APP] prefix), cutting through thousands of irrelevant system messages.device-logs.txt for persistent record-keeping.Start watching real-time logs from the iOS app on my connected iPhone.
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Real-time log streaming captures live app output from your iPhone to the console and device-logs.txt file. Connect your device via USB, ensure it's trusted, run the watch-logs.py script, and filtered logs prefixed with [APP] appear instantly as your app executes, eliminating system noise.
Yes, filtering isolates app-specific logs marked with [APP] prefix, cutting through thousands of irrelevant system messages. This focused view lets you trace the exact sequence of events leading to a crash without sifting through verbose output.
Prerequisites include pymobiledevice3 installed, a USB-connected iPhone marked as trusted in iOS settings, the target app running on the device, and access to execute watch-logs.py from your development environment.
It works with any app running on your connected iPhone that outputs logs. The skill captures and filters messages prefixed with [APP], so apps must emit logs in that format to appear in the stream.
File persistence via device-logs.txt preserves log history for later analysis, correlation with crash reports, or sharing with team members—essential for reproducing intermittent issues or post-incident reviews after the console session ends.
The skill requires app logs prefixed with [APP] to filter and display them. Apps without this prefix won't appear in the filtered stream, so you'd need to modify app logging or use system-level tools that don't filter by prefix.
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