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      <description>Claude Code can write a SwiftUI screen but can't see it. Mobster's MCP server lets it read each screen by name, drive it, and prove it works with a verdict.</description>
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      <description>Add Mobster's MCP server to OpenAI's Codex so it checks the iOS screens it writes on a headless simulator, with pass or fail from accessibility assertions.</description>
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      <description>XCUITest, Maestro and Mobster all check iOS screens. If a coding agent writes yours, Mobster is built for it: plain-English checks, verdicts from assertions.</description>
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      <description>Mobster runs tasks in the apps on your iPhone from your Mac over a USB cable, reads every button by name, and asks before it sends, buys, posts or deletes.</description>
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      <description>The runner that lets an agent tap your iPhone has no password. Mobster keeps it on the phone's loopback, where only your USB cable reaches it. Here's how.</description>
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      <description>An agent on your iPhone can read your messages and tap Send, so you should be able to read its code. Mobster CLI is MIT licensed, and here's what that gets you.</description>
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