Provides a bridge between Large Language Models and iOS simulators, enabling natural language control via MCP. The server includes an NLParser to translate human language instructions into structured commands, an MCPOrchestrator that coordinates actions, and an IDBManager that directly interfaces with iOS simulators through idb. It can be used as an MCP-integrated service or as a standalone library. The system supports simulator session management (create, boot, shutdown, list, focus), app management (install, launch, terminate, uninstall, list, verify), UI interactions and testing (tap, swipe, input, describe elements, accessibility queries, video capture), and development workflows (capture logs, crash reports, real-time debugging). Advanced capabilities include location simulation, media injection, URL handling, contact database updates, and keychain operations. The server is designed to work on macOS with Node.js, and can be installed via Cline or manually. It exposes actionable commands to Claude Desktop and other LLMs through MCP, and provides TypeScript examples for library usage to embed into custom projects.