interceptor-ios
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Drive any installed app on an owned, unlocked, Developer-Mode iPhone via interceptor ios *: ref-tagged element trees, deterministic coordinate taps (click), reliable text entry (type/keys), scroll, drag, multi-touch gestures (gesture), hardware buttons (press), screenshots, a continuous JPEG frame stream (stream/frame), installed-app listing, and app launch/activate/terminate. The phone runs an on-device XCUITest runner (InterceptorRunner) that dials into the daemon over WiFi — no cable once paired, no WebDriverAgent. Address a phone with --on <name> or ios:<udid>; phones auto-connect on the first verb. Use for iPhone app automation. Not for the iOS Simulator UI of a Mac app, and not for content inside a browser tab (use interceptor-browser) or a macOS app (use interceptor-macos).
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npx skills add Hacker-Valley-Media/Interceptor --skill interceptor-ios -a claude-code
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