I connected to Xcode's MCP server (xcrun mcpbridge), and requested a list of all the tools.

[danielpunkass@mastodon.social]

I connected to Xcode's MCP server (xcrun mcpbridge), and requested a list of all the tools. Then I threw that at Claude and had it whip up a "cheat sheet". In case you're curious what the agents have at their disposal.

[pdarcey@infosec.exchange]

@danielpunkass Thank you. I just went looking for Xcode’s MCP commands yesterday, and got the list, but your cheat sheet is much more convenient. Thanks

[pasi@infosec.exchange]

@danielpunkass I wonder why running the app is missing. That was the #1 thing I wanted from this.

[danielpunkass@mastodon.social]

@pasi I don’t know, but if that would be really helpful you might be able to get it to work by using AppleScript or xcdebug

[pasi@infosec.exchange]

@danielpunkass No but to me the only piece that’s missing with Claude Code et al is the ability to debug a running app and read its console logging. This is the main area where Apple could have improved state of the art with direct integrations to Xcode.