Provides a high-performance interface for controlling iOS Simulators via the Model Context Protocol.
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Simctl Rust is a robust, high-performance Model Context Protocol (MCP) server engineered in Rust, designed to bridge AI agents with the `xcrun simctl` command-line utility. It facilitates seamless management of iOS Simulators, including app installation, device lifecycle control, and advanced interaction capabilities. This server ensures reliable, idempotent operations and strict adherence to the MCP standard, making it an ideal backend for automated mobile development and testing workflows.
Key Features
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02Capture high-quality screenshots as base64-encoded images.
03Manage iOS simulator lifecycle including booting and safe shutdown.
04Install and launch .app bundles on simulators.
05Perform precise UI interactions like tapping, swiping, and text input.
06Set simulated GPS coordinates for location-based testing.
Use Cases
01Enabling AI agents to programmatically interact with iOS simulators for testing or task automation.
02Automating the installation and launching of iOS applications in a simulated environment.
03Conducting automated UI testing and functional testing on iOS applications.
