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xcode-mcli

v0.1.1

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One-to-one CLI for Apple's Xcode MCP bridge.

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xcode-mcli

xcode-mcli is a macOS CLI for Apple's Xcode MCP bridge exposed through xcrun mcpbridge.

It gives you a daemon-backed terminal interface to the current Xcode MCP tool surface without registering Xcode MCP inside Codex or another MCP client.

Requirements

  • macOS
  • Xcode with Xcode Tools enabled in Settings > Intelligence
  • Node.js 25+

Install

npm install

For a global install:

npm install -g xcode-mcli

Quick Start

xcode-mcli setup
xcode-mcli windows list
xcode-mcli windows use --tab-identifier windowtab1
xcode-mcli files read --tab-identifier windowtab1 --file-path Path/To/File.swift
xcode-mcli project build --tab-identifier windowtab1

The daemon auto-starts on the first daemon-backed command.

Output Modes

  • Default output is concise text.
  • --json prints a stable wrapper envelope.
  • --verbose prints the exact Xcode MCP tool name to stderr for tool-backed commands.

Example:

xcode-mcli --json --verbose windows list

--json, --verbose, and --tab-identifier <id> can be passed either before the command path or after the specific command.

Command Groups

  • setup
  • daemon
  • windows
  • project
  • docs
  • snippet
  • build
  • issues
  • tests
  • preview
  • files

Docs

Compatibility

Pin and verify the Xcode MCP surface with:

npm run compat:xcode-mcp:verify

The pinned Apple Xcode 26.3 baseline lives at:

skill/references/apple-xcode-26.3.surface.json

Development

npm test
make lint
make verify