Overview
simulator-mcp-server Introduction
The simulator-mcp-server is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that allows programmatic control over iOS simulators, implementing the MCP specification to provide a standardized interface for simulator functionality.
How to Use
To use the simulator-mcp-server, add the specified configuration to your Claude Config JSON file, which includes the command and arguments to run the server using npx.
Key Features
Key features include listing available iOS simulators, booting and shutting down simulators, installing .app bundles on simulators, and launching installed apps by their bundle ID.
Where to Use
The simulator-mcp-server is primarily used in software development and testing environments, particularly for iOS application development, where automated control of simulators is required.
Use Cases
Use cases include automated testing of iOS applications, continuous integration pipelines that require simulator access, and development workflows that benefit from programmatic control over simulator instances.
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