Bug Description
Just tried and found one issue. If I ask Claude to look at the logs of the app running on a real device, the MCP thinks it failed if the string „error“ is in a log line. At least that’s what Claude is telling me.
Debug Output
Run the XcodeBuildMCP doctor tool and return the output as markdown verbatim
⏺ There doesn't appear to be a dedicated "doctor" tool in the XcodeBuildMCP server. The available
tools cover project discovery, building, running, testing, UI automation, and simulator/device
management — but none named doctor or similar health-check command.
Editor/Client
Claude Code
MCP Server Version
2.3.2
LLM
Claude 4.6 Opus
MCP Configuration
"XcodeBuildMCP": {
"command": "npx",
"args": [
"-y",
"xcodebuildmcp@latest",
"mcp"
]
}
Steps to Reproduce
Tried to let Claude read the debug logs of my app.
Expected Behavior
Should be able to read the debug logs.
Actual Behavior
Claude said that reading failed.
Error Messages
Bug Description
Just tried and found one issue. If I ask Claude to look at the logs of the app running on a real device, the MCP thinks it failed if the string „error“ is in a log line. At least that’s what Claude is telling me.
Debug Output
Run the XcodeBuildMCP doctor tool and return the output as markdown verbatim
⏺ There doesn't appear to be a dedicated "doctor" tool in the XcodeBuildMCP server. The available
tools cover project discovery, building, running, testing, UI automation, and simulator/device
management — but none named doctor or similar health-check command.
Editor/Client
Claude Code
MCP Server Version
2.3.2
LLM
Claude 4.6 Opus
MCP Configuration
Steps to Reproduce
Tried to let Claude read the debug logs of my app.
Expected Behavior
Should be able to read the debug logs.
Actual Behavior
Claude said that reading failed.
Error Messages