Interact with iOS simulators and devices using Facebook's iOS Development Bridge (idb).
MCP server integration for Facebook's iOS Development Bridge (idb).
This package provides integration between MCP (Model Context Protocol) and Facebook's idb (iOS Development Bridge), enabling automated iOS device management and test execution through MCP.
Start the server:
npx -y @noahlozevski/mcp-idb
To install idb:
brew tap facebook/fb
brew install idb-companion
# verify installation
idb
For more details, visit the official idb GitHub repository.
To use idb in your MCP configuration, add the following to your mcp-config.json
:
{
"mcpServers": {
"idb": {
"command": "npx",
"args": ["-y", "@noahlozevski/idb"]
}
}
}
Example use cases include:
This project uses Prettier for code formatting. To format your code:
npm run format # Format all files
The formatting configuration can be found in .prettierrc
at the root of the project.
Common issues and solutions:
Please follow the standard MCP contribution guidelines when making changes to this package.
This project is part of Mobile Control Plane (MCP) and follows Amazon's internal licensing policies.
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