Extract key information from Xcode projects and workspaces to analyze project structure, configurations, and settings for iOS development.
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"Xcode" matching MCP tools:
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- List all available build schemes in an Xcode project or workspace to help developers manage and select configurations for building, testing, and deploying iOS apps.MIT
- Extract and display code signing configuration details from Xcode projects to verify certificates, provisioning profiles, and signing settings.MIT
- Run Xcode project tests on simulators or devices by specifying project path, scheme, and destination, with options for test plans, specific tests, and result bundles.MIT
- Build Xcode projects and workspaces with specified schemes, configurations, and destinations to generate iOS app binaries for testing or deployment.MIT
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- Remove build artifacts from Xcode projects to resolve compilation issues and free disk space by specifying the project path and optional scheme.MIT
- Create a new Xcode project with basic structure by specifying project path, name, bundle identifier, and target platform (iOS/macOS).MIT
- Build Xcode projects with specified schemes and configurations to compile iOS/macOS applications programmatically.MIT
- Configure the base directory for Xcode projects to organize and manage development files efficiently within the Xcode MCP Server environment.MIT
- Create a ready-to-use Apple .icon bundle for Xcode from a foreground image and background color, with support for Liquid Glass effects and dark mode.MIT
- Retrieve on-demand full build or test logs from cached results. Filter to errors, warnings, summary, command, or metadata for fast debugging without overwhelming initial responses.MIT
- Build, install, and launch an app on a fresh simulator with one call. Automates simulator shutdown, optional data wipe, boot, build, install, and launch for a clean installation cycle.MIT
- Performs a complete diagnostic check of your iOS development environment, validating Xcode tools, simulators, runtimes, and disk space, returning actionable recommendations for any issues found.MIT
- Release claimed files for the current agent after finishing or abandoning a task, preventing other agents from blocking on stale claims.Apache 2.0
- Validate Swift source code against 150 build-time rules to catch bugs Xcode misses, including Swift 6 concurrency and Live Activities issues.Apache 2.0
- Initialize brand configuration by scaffolding brand.json and ensuring an assets directory exists. Auto-detects framework and returns platform hints. Call at project start to establish a brand source-of-truth for asset generation.
- Analyze .memgraph files to detect retain cycles and memory issues using the `leaks` command. Get structured summaries, cycle classifications, and actionable diagnostics for iOS memory debugging.Apache 2.0
- Builds Xcode projects and workspaces with intelligent defaults that remember successful configurations and suggest optimal simulators, while tracking performance metrics and providing structured error messages.MIT
- Execute unit and UI tests for Xcode projects with smart defaults that remember successful configurations and suggest optimal simulators, providing detailed test metrics with progressive disclosure to prevent token overflow.MIT