sim-drive-fallback

Drive iOS Simulator touch gestures via CGEventPost when computer-use is unavailable.

27|10|Updated Mar 3, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/lllyys/vreader --skill sim-drive-fallback
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
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Skill: sim-drive-fallback
Source: https://github.com/lllyys/vreader/tree/main/.claude/skills/sim-drive-fallback
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/lllyys/vreader --skill sim-drive-fallback

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes scripts (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

This Skill enables driving the iOS Simulator when computer-use is unavailable, providing a fallback option for bypassing computer-use outages and facilitating verification tasks that would otherwise be blocked.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Simulator Driving: Execute touch gestures on the iOS Simulator without relying on computer-use.
  • Fallback Solution: Used when mcp__computer-use__screenshot returns CU display unavailable or when specific user triggers are mentioned.
  • Use Case: When verification tasks require simulating user interactions on the iOS Simulator and computer-use is not available or acting up.

Quick Start

Use the 'sim-drive-fallback' skill to perform a single tap at position (100, 200) on the iOS Simulator.

Frequently Asked Questions about sim-drive-fallback

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I simulate touch gestures on the iOS Simulator without computer-use?

You can simulate touch gestures on the iOS Simulator without computer-use by using the sim-drive-fallback Skill, which leverages CGEventPost to execute touch events for your UI verification tasks.

What should I do when computer-use returns a display unavailable error on the iOS Simulator?

When computer-use returns a display unavailable error, use sim-drive-fallback as a fallback solution to bypass the outage and continue driving the iOS Simulator with simulated touch gestures.

Can I perform a single tap at specific coordinates on the iOS Simulator without computer-use?

Yes, you can perform a single tap at specific coordinates like (100, 200) on the iOS Simulator by utilizing the sim-drive-fallback skill to post touch events without relying on computer-use.

Does simulating iOS Simulator touch events require macOS accessibility API permissions?

Yes, simulating iOS Simulator touch events via this fallback method requires macOS accessibility API permissions to utilize CGEventPost for driving the simulator interface.

Why use a fallback method for iOS Simulator UI verification instead of computer-use?

Use a fallback method for iOS Simulator UI verification when computer-use is unavailable or acting up, ensuring your verification tasks requiring user interaction simulation are not blocked by outages.