SilbercueSwift — IOS MCP Server
Drive iOS builds, parse xcresult test output, automate UI, and capture fast screenshots from your coding agent via MCP.
Overview
io.github.Silbercue/silbercueswift is an MCP server for the Ship phase that provides 55 iOS tools including xcresult parsing, UI automation, and fast screenshots.
What is this MCP server?
- 55 MCP tools for iOS development and test workflows
- xcresult parsing for XCTest failures without opening Xcode alone
- UI automation on simulator/device from the agent
- ~15ms screenshot capture for visual regression and debugging
- Distributed as mcpb bundle v2.0.0 (stdio)
- 55 MCP tools for iOS workflows
- ~15ms screenshot capture cited in server description
- Release bundle version 2.0.0 (mcpb, stdio)
Community signal: 5 GitHub stars.
What problem does it solve?
iOS test failures live in xcresult bundles and simulators your agent cannot open, so you manually relay logs and screenshots.
Who is it for?
Indie iOS developers on Mac who want agent-driven XCTest debugging and simulator UI checks before App Store submission.
Skip if: Non-macOS workflows, Android/React Native-only projects, or builders without local Xcode/simulator setup.
What do I get? / Deliverables
Your assistant uses 55 iOS MCP tools to parse xcresults, run UI automation, and capture ~15ms screenshots during test and release prep.
- Parsed xcresult insights inside agent conversations
- Simulator UI automation and rapid screenshots for test review
- Agent-callable iOS build and test helpers across 55 tools
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Journey fit
How it compares
iOS test and simulator MCP toolkit, not a cross-platform mobile CI skill.
Common Questions / FAQ
Who is SilbercueSwift for?
Solo Swift/SwiftUI developers using MCP-enabled agents on macOS to debug tests and automate simulator UI.
When should I use SilbercueSwift?
In the ship phase when you run XCTest, parse xcresult files, or need screenshots and UI automation before launch.
How do I add SilbercueSwift to my agent?
Install the v2.0.0 mcpb bundle from the SilbercueSwift release, register stdio MCP on your Mac, and ensure Xcode/simulator tooling is available.