What iOS platforms does this MCP server support?

The server provides tools for iOS app testing and UI automation via xcresult parsing and screenshot capture. Refer to the GitHub repository for detailed platform compatibility and simulator/device support.

How do I install and run the SilbercueSwift MCP server?

Download the binary from the releases page (v2.0.0 or later) and run it via stdio transport. See the GitHub repository for full setup instructions and configuration.

What is the latency for taking screenshots?

Screenshots are captured in approximately 15ms, enabling fast iteration during UI automation and debugging workflows.

Can I use this server for continuous integration (CI) testing?

Yes, the xcresult parsing and UI automation tools are designed for integration into testing pipelines. Check the repository documentation for CI/CD setup examples.

What authentication or API keys are required?

The server operates locally on your machine and does not require external API keys. Ensure you have Xcode and iOS simulator or device access configured on your development machine.

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SilbercueSwift — iOS MCP Server

Automate iOS app testing and debugging with 55 tools for UI automation, xcresult parsing, and ultra-fast 15ms screenshots. Built for developers integrating iOS workflows into AI-assisted development.

io.github.Silbercue/silbercueswift

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Hosted URL

Local install

Transport

STDIO

Auth

No auth required

What the SilbercueSwift — iOS MCP server does

How models use it and what it is built for.

Automate iOS app testing and debugging with 55 tools for UI automation, xcresult parsing, and ultra-fast 15ms screenshots. Built for developers integrating iOS workflows into AI-assisted development.

Connect to SilbercueSwift — iOS

Local install — runs as a subprocess.

https://github.com/silbercue/SilbercueSwift/releases/download/v2.0.0/silbercueswift-v2.0.0.mcpb

Resources

Where to find authoritative docs and source for SilbercueSwift — iOS.

Source repository

Example prompts for SilbercueSwift — iOS

Paste any of these into Agent Studio after connecting SilbercueSwift — iOS.

Parse the xcresult file and extract all test failures with their stack traces
Take a screenshot of the current iOS simulator and describe the UI layout
Automate tapping the login button and entering credentials in the test app
List all available tools and their parameters for iOS UI automation

SilbercueSwift — iOS MCP server — FAQ

Common questions about connecting and running SilbercueSwift — iOS.

What iOS platforms does this MCP server support?
The server provides tools for iOS app testing and UI automation via xcresult parsing and screenshot capture. Refer to the GitHub repository for detailed platform compatibility and simulator/device support.
How do I install and run the SilbercueSwift MCP server?
Download the binary from the releases page (v2.0.0 or later) and run it via stdio transport. See the GitHub repository for full setup instructions and configuration.
What is the latency for taking screenshots?
Screenshots are captured in approximately 15ms, enabling fast iteration during UI automation and debugging workflows.
Can I use this server for continuous integration (CI) testing?
Yes, the xcresult parsing and UI automation tools are designed for integration into testing pipelines. Check the repository documentation for CI/CD setup examples.
What authentication or API keys are required?
The server operates locally on your machine and does not require external API keys. Ensure you have Xcode and iOS simulator or device access configured on your development machine.

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