Cut a sim-use release end-to-end. Use when the user runs /release or asks to "ship a release", "publish a version", "cut a release", or "release to homebrew". Drives scripts/local-release.sh; never reimplement its build/sign/tarball logic.
Prepare the environment and run the LLM-driven agent evals (e2e/agent-evals/) against a chosen sim-use binary. Use when the user runs /run-evals or asks to "run the agent evals", "run the LLM-driven tests", "eval the skill", or wants pre-release confidence that an agent reading the bundled skill still picks the right…
Drive iOS Simulator, Android emulator/device, and physical iPhone/iPad screens for AI agents. Use when asked to automate a simulator or emulator, drive a real iOS device, tap/swipe/type on a device, describe UI, take a screenshot, or interact with a mobile app.
Release a new version of iosef. Use when the user asks to release, publish, tag a version, or push to PyPI. Handles version bumping, building, tagging, and pushing. Do NOT use for regular development pushes to main (use jj-just-push-main for that).
Interaction with the iOS simulator using iosef, a CLI optimized for agent usage. Use when building or testing changes on the iOS Simulator — viewing the screen, tapping buttons, reading accessibility trees, finding elements by selector, asserting UI state, scripting multi-step test flows, installing and launching…
Run manzanas-broker to federate multiple manzanasd daemons behind one endpoint, including daemons only reachable through an SSH tunnel. Use when agents need "any matching simulator in the fleet" placement across several Macs.
Run or restart the manzanasd daemon - flags, warm pool and safety gates, journal settings, 503 overloaded handling, and install/upgrade via deploy/install.sh. Use when starting a daemon on a Mac host, tuning its gates, or debugging boot refusals.
QA a screen with the deterministic audit action and target elements with structured predicates instead of hand-parsing describe-ui trees or eyeballing screenshots. Use for fleet QA sessions checking touch targets, clipping, alignment, spacing, safe-area violations, and missing accessibility labels.
Drive a canvas/WebGL UI (Pixi/Konva/Fabric/Phaser/Three/Babylon) like native — inspect objects, resolve a fuzzy intent, and tap it, with NO vision. Usage: /podium-mcp:canvas.
Autonomously E2E-test iOS apps in the Simulator — read the screen (accessibility tree OR on-device OCR), tap/type/swipe/drag-drop/pinch/rotate, manage apps, and assert results. Use when asked to test, QA, drive, or reproduce a flow in an iOS app/simulator (React Native, Expo, native SwiftUI, or any app).…