Voronkin Studio
Discusses ios-agent-mcp and the Swift, Xcode and simulator development workflow.
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A record of verified directory listings, articles and developer discussions about ios-agent-skill. Thank you to everyone who has shared useful feedback or helped others find the project.
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FuturePulse AI
Discusses ios-agent-skill, its SwiftUI guidance and setup, crediting Nagarjuna Reddy. Authorship and performance claims have not been independently verified.
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Documents ios-agent-skill as optional MCP tooling for Swift analysis and simulator workflows, with setup instructions.
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Lists ios-agent-skill among open-source software skills and links to the repository.
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Reddit / r/Xcode
Readers discuss Xcode overlap, rule sources and the need for measured evidence.
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Awesome MCP Servers · GitHub
Lists ios-agent-skill for Swift reviews, local Apple references, app scaffolding and simulator tools.
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Indexes the repository’s CLAUDE.md among real-world instruction-file examples.
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Provides a skill listing with the source repository and installation information.
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Lists the skill with a direct source link and installation options.
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Lists the MCP server and reproduces project documentation.
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Indexes the project’s Gemini CLI extension with links to its source.
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Provides an indexed skill page linking to this repository.
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Indexes the MCP package with installation configurations and repository release information.
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Publishes automated package checks and captured tool schemas, including limitations and findings.
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Tracks the Gemini extension’s instruction changes and publishes automated change flags.
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Provides an npm package analysis page for ios-agent-mcp with package metadata and source links.
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Indexes the project, related alternatives and mentions, including the maintainer’s DEV and Show HN posts.
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Lists the MCP server with its tool schemas and a source-repository link.
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Indexes the repository in its MCP server directory with installation information.
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Indexes the repository’s 3D Experience Designer agent with its source and installation instructions.
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Lists the MCP server with its Swift review, local-reference and simulator workflow summary and a source link.
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Indexes the skill with installation instructions and an automated analysis of its files.
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Indexes the Copilot skill with its source attribution, usage guidance and setup information.
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Lists the repository’s Swift, Apple documentation, MCP and Xcode Simulator capabilities. The project is listed, not deployed on freemcp.space.
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Indexes ios-agent-mcp with its source repository and local installation instructions. The server runs locally; the listing does not establish a hosted deployment.
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Lists the Gemini CLI extension with a repository link and installation information. Inclusion does not imply Google endorsement or verification.
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Lists the project with installation information and a catalog assessment. Its security scan and rating are third-party claims, not independently validated here.
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Lists ios-agent-mcp with client-specific connection examples and a link to the source repository.
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Indexes the project from developer-resource lists and provides repository links and an on-demand documentation reader. Inclusion does not establish testing or endorsement.
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Lists the MCP server and Claude Code command in its Xcode and builds catalog, with installation instructions and a source-repository link.
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Indexes the repository from public MCP lists and links to its source. Its generated install example is not the project’s verified setup command.
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Explains the project’s local Apple references, Swift review and Xcode simulator workflow, with a source-repository link.
Visit Complete AI Training (opens in a new tab)AI Agent Radar
Includes ios-agent-skill in its October 9 automated developer-project report, based on repository metadata.
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Lists ios-agent-skill in its developer-productivity collection, with a source link and a summary of its local MCP workflow.
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Lists iOS Agent with a Swift and Xcode workflow summary, maintainer attribution and a source-repository link.
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Indexes the project’s MCP Registry entry and provides a source link and install information. The directory says it has not tested the server.
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Indexes the project from the MCP Registry and provides client installation examples with a source-repository link.
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Lists the server’s npm package and local stdio connection settings alongside its source repository.
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Summarizes the project’s Swift review and simulator workflows and includes a repository README snapshot.
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Provides a dedicated project listing with repository and npm links, install examples and client categories.
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Lists the repository with an iOS tooling overview and a direct source link.
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Lists registry-declared package and connection information, with source links and a note that the configuration is untested.
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Indexes the server’s declared MCP package and source record, with explicit limits on what its listing checks establish.
Visit Datoka (opens in a new tab)Electra Index
Shows registry-declared package, repository and connection information, with a dated evidence table.
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Indexes ios-agent-mcp in its Portuguese-language developer-tools catalog with publisher attribution and a project website link.
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Indexes ios-agent-mcp from the project’s own public agent configuration. This listing does not establish third-party adoption.
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Indexes the published ios-agent-mcp package metadata and README, with links to its source.
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Provides a dedicated repository entry with source links and recorded project metadata.
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Contains a generated registry record for the server in its public site source, including package metadata and repository links.
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Lists the project’s MCP server and Claude Code command with installation guidance and direct source links. Inclusion does not imply testing or endorsement.
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DEV Community
The maintainer explains the Swift, Xcode and simulator toolbox and asks for feedback.
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Source code, issues and releases maintained by the project.
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The project’s launch page presents its iOS development workflow and a maker introduction.
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