playtesting-gridiron-ios

Build and run the Sideline Strategist iOS app on iPhone 17 simulators with iOS 26.x.

Updated Aug 27, 2026
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npx skills add https://github.com/tktaf/codex --skill playtesting-gridiron-ios
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Skill: playtesting-gridiron-ios
Source: https://github.com/tktaf/codex/tree/main/skills/playtesting-gridiron-ios
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/tktaf/codex --skill playtesting-gridiron-ios

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve?

This Skill streamlines the process of building, running, and playtesting the Sideline Strategist iOS application on simulators, ensuring a consistent and controlled testing environment.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Controlled Simulator Environment: Enforces the use of specific iOS versions (26.x) and device types (iPhone 17) for playtesting.
  • Automated Build & Run: Leverages XcodeBuildMCP for deterministic build, installation, and launch commands.
  • UI Element Interaction: Utilizes Accessibility IDs for reliable UI element discovery and interaction, avoiding coordinate guesswork.
  • Use Case: A developer needs to quickly test a new feature in the Sideline Strategist app. They can use this Skill to build and run the app on an iPhone 17 simulator with iOS 26.x, then interact with UI elements using their Accessibility IDs to verify the feature's behavior.

Quick Start

Use the playtesting-gridiron-ios skill to build and run the Sideline Strategist app on an iPhone 17 simulator with iOS 26.x, then tap the 'navigation.tab.franchise' element.

Frequently Asked Questions about playtesting-gridiron-ios

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I build and run an iOS app on a simulator using XcodeBuildMCP?

You can build and run an iOS app on a simulator by leveraging XcodeBuildMCP to execute deterministic build, installation, and launch commands on an iPhone 17 simulator with iOS 26.x. This Skill enforces the workflow without requiring non-MCP simulator fallbacks.

How do I interact with UI elements during iOS playtesting without guessing coordinates?

During iOS playtesting, you interact with UI elements by utilizing Accessibility IDs for reliable discovery and interaction. This method avoids coordinate guesswork by enforcing a strict ui-elements workflow on the simulator.

Can I use a different iOS version or device for playtesting instead of iPhone 17?

No, you cannot use a different device or iOS version for playtesting. This Skill enforces a controlled simulator environment restricted to iPhone 17 devices and iOS 26.x only, ensuring deterministic execution for the Sideline Strategist application.

Do I need a non-MCP simulator fallback to run XcodeBuildMCP commands?

No, a non-MCP simulator fallback is not required. This Skill enforces XcodeBuildMCP exclusively for deterministic build and run commands, requiring specific project and scheme configurations to execute directly on the simulator.

What are the limitations of playtesting iOS apps with Accessibility IDs?

A key limitation is the strict enforcement of specific project and scheme configurations, alongside an iPhone 17 iOS 26.x requirement. Playtesting outside this controlled simulator environment or without Accessibility IDs is not supported.