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Coming soon: XcodeBuildMCP seamlessly integrates with the Xcode IDE! Its tools automatically use the Xcode IDE's project, scheme and simulator selections, extending Xcode’s AI coding agents with new abilities: run on device/simulator, tap, swipe, type, capture screenshots/video, debug, log, and more. They complement Xcode’s built-in toolset. We don’t duplicate... show more

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camsoft20008 months ago

Support for Xcode's agentic features will be coming in the next beta. Be sure to follow and watch out for further announcements.

Ray Fernando8 months ago

🐐🐐🐐

Ben Stadler8 months ago

Amazing, thanks for all your work.

Hunter Harris8 months ago

Nice job! This will be so helpful. Can’t wait to use it with the full simulator capabilities.

Average AI Bro8 months ago

Can’t wait

p18 months ago

this is amazing

Bijan Cronin8 months ago

From an idea just 4 days ago. Your legend keeps growing. 🐐

Greg Ennis8 months ago

Does it fix this problem? I dont understand why this happens.

camsoft20008 months ago

Should do yes

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