ios-simulator-browserlisted

# iOS Simulator Browser Use serve-sim as the shared visual feed for an iOS Simulator. Use `ios-debugger-agent` and XcodeBuildMCP semantic UI tools to drive the app; do not treat browser-canvas coordinates as a substitute for missing app accessibility. ## Confirm availability serve-sim `0.1.45` requires Apple Silicon macOS, Xcode command-line tools, and Node.js 20 or newer. If the host is unsupported, continue with XcodeBuildMCP screenshots and report that live streaming was unavailable. When running inside T3 Code, use its product-native browser MCP to open the stream. Other agent hosts may use their own browser or preview surface. Keep serve-sim on its default `127.0.0.1` binding. Do not expose its preview to a LAN or tunnel unless the user explicitly requests that access and the network is trusted; the preview includes a token-gated shell-execution route. ## Start one owned stream 1. Obtain the exact simulator UDID from the iOS build or launch workflow. 2. Check whether an existing serve-sim stream for that UDID belongs to another task. Reuse it only when explicitly shared; never kill another task's stream. 3. Otherwise, clear only a stale stream for that UDID and start the pinned version with scoped cleanup: ```bash SIMULATOR_ID=<simulator-udid> cleanup_serve_sim() { npx --yes serve-sim@0.1.45 --kill "$SIMULATOR_ID" >/dev/null 2>&1 || true } trap cleanup_serve_sim EXIT INT TERM HUP cleanup_serve_sim npx --yes serve-sim@0.1.45 "$SIMULATOR_I