"iOS" matching MCP servers:

A MCP server that enables LLMs to interact with iOS simulators through natural language commands.

Provides structured access to iOS Simulator management via xcrun simctl commands, enabling device, app, media, and testing operations through natural language.

Provides programmatic access to Xcode functionality, enabling AI assistants to create, build, test, and manage iOS/macOS projects directly.

A Model Context Protocol server implementation for iOS Simulator control, providing tools for device management, app operations, permissions, system features, and certificate handling.

Local MCP server for iOS Simulator and macOS app automation with a TypeScript MCP layer and Swift native bridge. Enables UI inspection, input automation, and simulator control through unified generic tools.

Provides native macOS desktop automation for AI agents, enabling screen capture, mouse/keyboard control, window management, and iOS/Android simulator control in both foreground and background modes without focus stealing.

An MCP server to control iOS Simulators.

Enables programmatic control and AI-driven E2E testing of iOS virtual machines by exposing display, touch input, and navigation tools. It provides hardware key emulation, app navigation, and raw touch interactions with inline screenshot feedback for real-time visual context.

Enables AI coding agents to reverse engineer an operating system from its ISO and rebuild it component by component, exposing 39 tools over stdio for ISO fingerprinting, sandboxed QEMU VM lifecycle, PE analysis, API-surface dumps, syscall tracing, behavior diffs, component scaffolding, compat shims, app-compat testing, and knowledge-base search. It lets an agent survey a reference OS, generate clean-room specs and code, boot the rebuild, and test real applications against it.

MCP server providing emulator control for a loopback-only DOSBox-X QMP server, with tools for keyboard input, memory reads, screenshots, and state snapshots to complement Ghidra's GDB TraceRMI debugging.

Enables container orchestration on the local Docker daemon, allowing management of jobs and services via MCP tools.