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omarchy-apple-dev is an open-source toolchain for building and deploying iOS apps from Omarchy Linux on x86_64 or Apple Silicon PCs, without macOS or an installed copy of Xcode. It supports Swift, SwiftUI, and Flutter projects, using Swift, xtool, pymobiledevice3, Linux replacements for selected Xcode tools, and an iOS SDK extracted from Apple's Xcode distribution. Apps can be built and installed on a physical iPhone over USB; free Apple IDs are sufficient for device installs, while TestFlight and App Store distribution require a paid Apple Developer account and App Store Connect credentials. The repository includes scripts for installing the toolchain, pairing and launching apps with LLDB, adapting Xcode projects for xtool, signing and packaging applications as IPAs, validating bundles offline, and uploading builds to App Store Connect. Flutter support is limited to release builds, with no debug, hot reload, or simulator support. It is licensed under the MIT license.

IPATool is a command-line tool for searching the App Store and downloading app packages (IPA files) for iOS, iPadOS, tvOS, and visionOS. It authenticates with an Apple ID, searches by term and platform, obtains app licenses, lists owned apps and available versions, retrieves version metadata, and downloads encrypted packages to a specified path. It runs on Windows, Linux, and macOS, can be installed manually from GitHub releases or with Homebrew on macOS, and is compiled with the Go toolchain. IPATool is released under the MIT license.

Xcode MCP is an MCP tool that lets an AI agent create an iOS app in VS Code, open and interact with the app, and capture screenshots for a feedback loop.

Mobile Dev is a Codex plugin for developing and debugging Android and iOS applications alongside a Codex desktop chat. It supports Expo, React Native, SwiftUI, and other native mobile projects, and can stream iOS simulators, Android emulators, and connected devices into a device panel. The plugin provides device selection and booting, taps, drags, text input, accessibility inspection, screen or element annotations, and MCP-based app control. It combines iOS unified logs, Android logcat, and Metro messages; logs can be searched, filtered, scoped to the foreground app, and sent to chat with an error stack trace. Its performance tools record CPU and memory activity, thread charts, display FPS, Android frame-pacing and jank statistics, and selected interaction ranges for comparison and analysis in Codex. The prebuilt distribution targets Codex desktop on Apple Silicon Macs and includes bundled runtimes. It is installed through Codex's plugin marketplace and requires the relevant Xcode, Android SDK, simulator, emulator, or device tooling. The repository is maintained by Callstack's incubator organization.

Toolport is a free, open-source local MCP gateway that allows multiple AI agents to share a single server for accessing tools and managing credentials. It integrates with agents and clients such as Claude, Cursor, VS Code, and Codex, and the project claims it can reduce tool tokens and secrets stored in the OS keychain by up to 91%.