Baguette
- 1.6k repo stars
- Updated July 23, 2026
- tddworks/baguette
baguette is a Claude Code marketplace plugin that wraps a headless iOS simulator CLI so developers can automate taps, gestures, streaming, and screenshots for testing.
About
baguette is a Claude Code marketplace for headless iOS 26 simulator control. The underlying Swift CLI boots simulators, streams screens at 60 fps, injects gestures via SimulatorKit HID, and captures frames—all without Simulator.app. The bundled skill teaches agents to drive taps, swipes, and verification loops after code changes. Use it when you build iOS apps on Apple Silicon with Xcode 26 and want programmatic simulator automation inside Claude Code.
- Headless iOS 26 simulator control without opening Xcode
- 60 fps streaming, taps, swipes, multi-finger gestures, and screenshots
- baguette serve web UI and farm dashboard for multi-device control
- Claude Code skill wraps baguette CLI for agent automation
Baguette by the numbers
- Data as of Jul 28, 2026 (Skillselion catalog sync)
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| repo stars | ★ 1.6k |
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| Last updated | July 23, 2026 |
| Repository | tddworks/baguette ↗ |
How can my coding agent verify iOS UI changes on a simulator without manual Xcode interaction?
Control iOS 26 simulators headlessly—taps, swipes, streaming, screenshots—for agent-driven smoke tests and UI verification.
Who is it for?
iOS developers on Apple Silicon with Xcode 26 who want agent-driven simulator smoke tests and UI flows.
Skip if: Android developers, CI Linux runners, or tasks that only need to install Xcode without driving a simulator.
What you get
Executes baguette CLI commands that perform gestures, capture frames, stream video, and confirm on-screen state.
Plugins in this marketplace
1 plugin - install individually after you add the marketplace.
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FAQ
What platforms does Baguette require?
Apple Silicon Mac with Xcode 26 and iOS 26 simulators; it links private SimulatorKit frameworks.
How do agents drive the simulator?
Via Baguette CLI commands like tap, swipe, press, stream, and frame capture documented in the skill.
Is there a visual UI too?
Yes—Baguette serve opens a local web dashboard at port 8421 for streaming and farm management.