Report what device/browser this session is actually attached to.

Use this first to confirm you are driving the real iPhone and not Mac Safari.

Open a URL in Safari on the iPhone and wait for load.

Screenshot the current iPhone Safari viewport.

Compact structured view of the page: URL, viewport, scroll position, and every visible interactive element with a CSS selector, label and on-screen rect.

Prefer this over page_source() — it is the cheap way to decide what to click.

Raw HTML of the current page, truncated to max_chars.

Click/tap an element. by is one of css, xpath, text.

Type into an input on the phone, optionally clearing it first or submitting the form.

Send a real single-finger touch at viewport coordinates (CSS pixels).

Use when there is no sensible selector — e.g. a canvas or a custom overlay.

Scroll the page by a pixel delta. Positive dy scrolls down.

Run JavaScript in the page and return the result as a string.

Wrap in return ... to get a value back, e.g. return document.title;

Console messages and uncaught errors captured since the last navigation.

The capture hook is installed by navigate(); if a page navigated itself, call install_console_capture() to re-arm it.

(Re)install the console/error capture hook on the current page.

Resource timings from the Performance API — URL, type, duration, transfer size.

A zero transferSize on a non-cached entry usually means the request failed.

Navigate back in Safari's history.

Reload the current page and re-arm console capture.

End the automation session on the phone. A later call reconnects automatically.