Xcode MCP
The Xcode MCP Server is a comprehensive development automation tool that provides over 115 tools for project management, building, testing, simulator control, crash reporting, resource management, and localization. It supports AI - driven workflows and a configurable agent role system.
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What is Xcode MCP Server?
Xcode MCP Server is an intelligent automation tool designed specifically for Xcode developers. Through the Model Context Protocol (MCP), it allows you to use natural language or simple commands to perform complex Xcode development tasks. Whether it's creating a new project, building an application, running tests, managing simulators, or analyzing crash logs, this tool can automate these tasks, saving you a great deal of time and effort.How to use Xcode MCP Server?
After installation and configuration, you can use it directly in an editor that supports MCP (such as Cursor). There are two main ways to use it: 1) Directly call a single tool (e.g., 'Build Project'), 2) Use the intelligent agent to handle complex multi - step tasks (e.g., 'Help me set up the development environment and run tests'). The tool will automatically understand your requirements and perform the corresponding operations.Applicable scenarios
Suitable for all developers using Xcode for iOS/macOS development, especially: project teams that need to frequently build and test, individual developers who want to automate repetitive development tasks, technical support staff who need to quickly troubleshoot problems, and novice developers who want to learn the best practices of Xcode.Main Features
112 Direct Tools
Provides 112 ready - to - use tools covering various aspects such as project management, building, testing, and simulator control. Each tool can independently complete specific tasks.
AI Intelligent Workflows
Three LangGraph intelligent agent tools that can understand complex requirements, automatically plan and execute multi - step workflows, and think like a real - life assistant.
Crash Report Analysis
Four new crash analysis tools that automatically symbolize crash logs, extract key information, and generate analysis reports to quickly locate the root cause of problems.
Resource Asset Management
Five asset management tools that automatically optimize images, generate application icons, and verify resource directories to ensure that application resources comply with specifications.
Advanced Simulator Control
Five simulator enhancement tools that support advanced functions such as setting GPS locations, simulating network conditions, cloning simulators, and viewing logs.
Localization Support
Four localization tools that automatically extract localizable strings, verify translations, and check coverage to simplify the development of multi - language applications.
Personalized Assistant Roles
A configurable assistant role system that provides different roles such as senior architects, Swift tutors, and build optimizers to adapt to different usage scenarios.
Performance Optimization
After in - depth optimization, the response speed is increased by 50%, memory usage is reduced by 50%, and token usage is reduced by 30 - 40%, resulting in more efficient operation.
Advantages
One - stop solution: Over 115 tools cover the entire Xcode development process, eliminating the need to switch between multiple tools.
Intelligent automation: AI agents can understand natural language requirements and automatically plan and execute complex tasks.
High usability: No need to memorize complex commands. You can operate with natural language or simple tool names.
Excellent performance: After in - depth optimization, it has a fast response and low resource consumption.
Strong scalability: Supports adding custom tools and configuring personalized assistant roles.
Cross - platform support: Can be used by other team members through a network server.
Limitations
Only available on macOS: Requires a macOS and Xcode environment to run.
Requires configuration: The first - time use requires installing a Python environment and configuring the MCP server.
Depends on an external editor: Needs to be used in an editor that supports MCP (such as Cursor).
Learning curve: Although it is easy to use, it takes time to master the best practices of all tools.
Network functions require additional configuration: Team sharing requires setting up a network server and authentication.
How to Use
Environment Preparation
Ensure that your macOS system has installed Xcode Command Line Tools and Python 3.11+. It is recommended to use Conda to manage the Python environment.
Install the Server
Clone the project repository and install the dependency packages. You can use the provided automated installation script to simplify the process.
Configure the Editor
Configure the MCP server in the Cursor editor. Edit the configuration file and specify the Python path and the server script.
Restart and Verify
Completely restart the Cursor editor and check the status of the MCP server. If it shows green, the configuration is successful.
Start Using
You can directly call tools in Cursor. You can first test with simple tools, such as listing all Xcode projects.
Usage Examples
Quick Start for a New Project
As an iOS developer, you want to quickly create a new SwiftUI project and set up the basic configuration.
Troubleshoot Crash Issues
Your application crashed during testing, and you need to quickly analyze the crash log to find the cause of the problem.
Optimize Application Resources
Before preparing to release the application, you need to ensure that all image resources are optimized and the icons comply with the specifications.
Automate the Testing Process
After each code submission, you need to automatically run the complete test suite and generate a report.
Multi - language Application Development
You need to add French and Spanish support to the application and ensure that the translations are complete.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I do if the MCP server shows red in Cursor and cannot be used?
Do I need programming knowledge to use this tool?
Will this tool affect my existing Xcode projects?
How can I share this tool with my team members?
How can I troubleshoot problems when the tool execution fails?
Can I add my own custom tools?
What are the differences between different assistant roles?
Does this tool support the latest Xcode version?
Related Resources
Complete Tool List
Detailed descriptions, parameters, and examples of all over 115 tools
Assistant Role Examples
Pre - configured assistant role configurations and use - case descriptions
Network Deployment Guide
A complete guide on how to deploy the server to the network for team use
Model Context Protocol Official Website
Official documentation and specifications of the MCP protocol
Cursor Editor
An AI code editor that supports MCP and is the main operating environment for this tool
Problem Feedback and Contribution
Submit bug reports, feature requests, or participate in project contributions

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