MCP server Claude CodeCodexCursor +2
XcodeBuildMCP is a Model Context Protocol server that provides tools for Xcode project management, simulator management, and app utilities. Runs locally from the xcodebuildmcp npm package.
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Audit an app, website, metadata, SDKs, and marketing for privacy, security, AI transparency, consumer claims, subscriptions, content rights, user-generated content, children, health, financial, export, and platform-policy risks. Use before TestFlight, submission, release, paid marketing, or after adding tracking…
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Validate or falsify a specific Apple app idea that the user has already chosen. Use when an existing idea, niche, target user, or product thesis must be tested for demand, competition, willingness to pay, distribution, retention, native advantage, economics, or platform risk before development. Preserve the supplied…
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Plan and operate a measurable, policy-safe App Store launch after release readiness. Use for domain and support setup, website/legal pages, ASO, campaign links, Custom Product Pages, Product Page Optimization, Apple Ads, social accounts, AI-assisted creatives, launch budgets, attribution, retention and subscription…
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Discover, research, compare, and rank possible markets and product ideas for an Apple app before a specific idea has been chosen. Use when the user asks what app to build, wants the best market or niche, requests broad opportunity research, needs multiple unrelated candidates compared, or wants an evidence-based…
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Diagnose an Apple App Review rejection, reproduce the reviewer experience, implement and verify the complete fix, prepare a precise response, and resubmit all dependent items. Use when an app version, subscription group, IAP, subscription, custom product page, or metadata is rejected, returned, blocked, or repeatedly…
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Prepare, audit, and complete an Apple App Store Connect submission. Use for app records, bundle IDs, agreements, tax/banking/DSA handoffs, builds, metadata, descriptions, keywords, screenshots, privacy labels, age ratings, export compliance, review information, TestFlight, IAP or subscriptions, release options, Add…
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Coordinate an Apple app from idea research through specification, design, development, testing, App Store Connect, compliance, review recovery, release, and post-launch measurement. Use when the user asks to create, finish, ship, publish, launch, or assess an iPhone, iPad, macOS, watchOS, tvOS, or visionOS app; when…
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Configure and verify safe tooling for AI-agent Apple development and release work. Use when setting up XcodeBuildMCP, its CLI, Xcode, simulators, xcodebuild, simctl, XCTest results, App Store Connect API, Transporter, browser automation, code signing diagnostics, tool permissions, or a repeatable agent…
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Design and visually audit adaptive, accessible Apple app experiences across supported devices. Use for SwiftUI screen architecture, iPhone/iPad responsive layouts, navigation, paywalls, empty/loading/error states, Dynamic Type, VoiceOver, Apple Pencil or keyboard support, App Store screenshots, or when App Review…
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Convert validated opportunity evidence into an implementation-ready Apple product specification. Use when defining MVP scope, user journeys, entitlements, subscription value, supported Apple devices, data flows, architecture, non-goals, safety boundaries, acceptance criteria, review demo paths, or a release plan…
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Implement or finish a production-grade Swift and SwiftUI app from an accepted product specification. Use when creating Xcode targets, models, persistence, navigation, responsive views, imports/exports, StoreKit 2, privacy manifests, accessibility, migrations, error handling, tests, or replacing prototype behavior with…
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Produce release-grade evidence for an Apple app build. Use when testing Swift/iOS/iPadOS apps in simulators, real devices, Sandbox, or TestFlight; verifying StoreKit, persistence, migrations, exports, accessibility, adaptive UI, privacy manifests, archives, signing, screenshots, or deciding whether a specific build is…
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