ios-deploy-usb
Build and deploy iOS app to connected iPhone via USB. Fast deployment (~8-10 seconds) for development iteration. Use when deploying, installing, or building apps to physical iPhone.
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Build and deploy iOS app to connected iPhone via USB. Fast deployment (~8-10 seconds) for development iteration. Use when deploying, installing, or building apps to physical iPhone.
View Flask server logs from local or remote server. Shows real-time or recent log entries for debugging. Use when monitoring server activity, debugging issues, or checking server status.
Build and deploy Android app to connected device via USB. Fast deployment (~2-5 seconds) using Gradle and ADB. Use when deploying, installing, or building Android apps to physical devices.
Trigger UI elements programmatically via HTTP automation. Use when you need to press buttons, interact with UI, or verify UI changes. Invoke with "tap the X button", "press X", "trigger X", or "click X".
Implement feature changes by updating pseudocode, platform code, and product code from modified feature markdown files. Use when user asks to "implement features", "run miso", "update implementations", or "sync...
Stop the iOS app running on connected iPhone. Cleanly terminates the app using SIGTERM. Use when stopping the app for debugging, testing, or cleanup.
Start real-time log streaming from connected iPhone to console and file. Shows only app's explicit log messages with [APP] prefix. Use when monitoring app behavior, debugging, or viewing logs.
Start the iPhone screen capture app to mirror a connected iPhone's screen on macOS. Use when the user wants to view their iPhone screen, mirror their device, or start screen capture.
Update an existing skill based on troubleshooting or improvements discovered during usage. Use when user asks to "update a skill", "improve the skill", "fix the skill instructions", or after resolving issues wi...
Restart the Android app on connected device without rebuilding. Force-stops and relaunches the app remotely. Use when testing changes that don't require rebuild, or refreshing app state.
Start Android screen mirroring using scrcpy. Displays device screen in real-time on Mac with optional console logs. Use when viewing Android screen, mirroring device, or monitoring app with logs.
Start real-time log streaming from connected Android device using adb logcat. Shows only app's log messages. Use when monitoring app behavior, debugging, or viewing Android logs.
Stop the Android app running on connected device. Cleanly terminates the app using force-stop. Use when stopping the app for debugging, testing, or cleanup.
Deploy Flask server to remote machine (185.96.221.52). Stops remote server, copies files via scp, restarts server, and verifies. Use when deploying Python server updates to remote Mac mini.
Stop local Flask server running on port 8080. Kills process cleanly using lsof or PID file. Use when stopping local Python development server.
Start Flask server locally for development. Runs server in foreground or background with nohup. Use when starting local Python server for testing or development.
Add a Swift file to an Xcode project without opening Xcode. Programmatically edits project.pbxproj to include the file. Use when adding new Swift files to iOS projects from command line.
Restart the iOS app on connected iPhone without rebuilding. Terminates and relaunches the app remotely. Use when testing changes that don't require rebuild, or refreshing app state.
Create a new Claude Code skill with proper structure, YAML frontmatter, and documentation. Use when user asks to "create a skill", "make a skill", "build a new skill", or "add a skill".
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