iOS is a mobile operating system developed by Apple Inc. for its iPhone product line and other mobile devices like iPad and iPod Touch. It features a user-friendly interface, App Store access, and tight integration with other Apple services.
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Provides platform-agnostic automation of iOS applications using accessibility trees and screenshots, allowing for scripted flows and form interactions on both simulators and physical devices without manual control.
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Supports automation of iOS applications on devices and simulators, including element interactions and app management through the Appium framework.
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Captures screenshots from iOS Simulator devices and saves them to a specified directory with options for output filename, directory, image resizing, and selecting specific simulator devices.
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Provides tools for iOS simulator management including listing simulators, booting them, installing apps, launching apps, capturing logs, automating UI interactions, and taking screenshots.
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Provides tools for interacting with iOS simulators, including getting simulator information, controlling UI interactions (tapping, swiping, text input), and inspecting UI elements for accessibility testing and automation.
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Enables building and testing iOS applications by providing tools that interact with Xcode projects and workspaces in specified folders.
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Enables iOS app deployment, testing on iOS simulators, and launching apps on physical iOS devices with log streaming capabilities
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Enables automated iOS device management, including app installation, test execution, UI interaction (taps, swipes, button presses), and screenshot capture.
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Supports iOS app development workflows, including build configuration, artifact management, and release distribution through the Bitrise platform.
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Enables starting Expo development servers specifically for iOS application development and testing.
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Enables control of iOS simulators through natural language commands, supporting simulator management, app installation and launching, UI interaction, accessibility testing, screenshot/video capture, debugging, and crash log analysis.
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Enables retrieval and analysis of iOS application data, including top free applications and other iOS-specific app metrics.
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Allows programmatic control of iOS simulators, including starting, stopping, booting, installing and launching apps, taking screenshots, and performing taps on coordinates.
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Supports calendar synchronization with iOS devices, allowing events created or modified through the MCP to appear on Apple mobile devices
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Provides app store analytics, competitor analysis, keyword research, download estimates, and rankings tracking for iOS apps
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Allows programmatic control over iOS simulators, including listing available simulators, booting and shutting them down, installing .app bundles, and launching installed apps by bundle ID
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Facilitates iOS app development by providing build and test capabilities for iOS simulator targets, with default configuration for iPhone 15 Pro simulator.