dsh-ios

DSH iOS Simulator

A live, interactive iOS Simulator inside a DeepSeek Harness conversation — plus your real iPhone over USB. 22 agent tools • live MJPEG sidebar panel • simulator & real iPhone over USB • list/feed row actions • SwiftUI preview hot reload

npm: @zseven-w/dsh-ios · Current plugin release: 0.1.0-rc.10 · Tested with DSH 0.1.5-rc.1

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npm: @zseven-w/dsh-ios · Current plugin release: 0.1.0-rc.10 · Tested with DSH 0.1.5-rc.1

A real iPhone driven from inside a DSH conversation — the agent's tool calls on the left, the live device panel on the right Why DSH iOS Simulator

DSH iOS Simulator gives the agent a real iOS Simulator inside the conversation — and gives you the pixels. The agent can boot a device, build and run an Xcode project or Swift package, drive the UI by accessibility identity or by OCR text, read unified logs, and inspect processes, backtraces, and leaks, while a live stream of the device renders in a persistent sidebar panel where you can tap, drag, rotate, and press Home directly on the video. The same verbs also work on a real iPhone connected over USB: the plugin builds and launches WebDriverAgent on the phone, tunnels its control and screen ports over loopback, and streams the device into the same panel, cards, and tools. No image blocks, no screen-recording files: visual bytes reach the UI only through signed, expiring URLs served by the DSH webserver. Tools

All 22 tools are registered on every host and return plain JSON — visual bytes reach the UI only through presentationMeta + signed routes, never as image blocks. Simulator udids route through simctl/serve-sim; physical-device udids route through WebDriverAgent automatically. On non-macOS hosts (or when serve-sim is unresolvable) the tools stay registered but fail with an explanatory error; the one exception is ios_sim_preview status, which truthfully reports { running: false } on any host. Core simulator tools UI-tree tools (AXe-backed) List & feed rows

List/feed apps aggregate each item into one accessibility cell whose label carries the whole summary and all its counters ("57 回复。18 喜欢。592 次查看") — there are no per-control child buttons to match, and the row cells only surface at a deep snapshot. These two tools expose that structure as rows and act inside a row. OCR tools (Vision) Logs tool Preview tool Debug tools Display surfaces Sidebar panel — “iOS 模拟器”. The live view lives in a persistent right-hand panel (a fixed dock that pushes the conversation aside, or a centered overlay on narrow viewports). It renders the live MJPEG stream and accepts click-to-tap and drag-to-gesture directly on the video, with an icon toolbar (Home, screenshot, rotate, refresh) whose buttons carry hover tooltips. Size controls offer 适应 (fit to panel width), 50–125% zoom of the device's logical width, and S / M / L presets that size the device's short side (portrait width; landscape scales so the device keeps its physical size). Frame styles are 无框 / 边框 / 真机框 (frameless / bezel / realistic device shell) with a proportional corner radius. When the device rotates to landscape the panel auto-wid