argent-ios-simulator-setup
Prepares iOS simulator sessions through Argent MCP tools. Covers starting a simulator, obtaining its UDID, and connecting before simulator interaction tasks.
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Provides step-by-step workflows for starting React Native apps, debugging Metro, fixing builds, diagnosing runtime errors, and running tests. Targets iOS simulator and Android emulator environments.
Guides frontend architecture using Feature-Sliced Design v2.1, including layers, slices, assets, public APIs, and import boundaries. Covers migration, framework integration, and patterns for authentication, API handling, and state management.
Reviews and repairs accessibility issues in interactive controls, forms, and dialogs. Covers ARIA labels, keyboard navigation, focus management, color contrast, form errors, and WCAG compliance reviews.
Creates Binance Square posts from text, up to four images, long-form articles, or videos. Supports optional article covers and automatically generated video cover frames; does not manage or modify existing posts.
Performs taps, gestures, scrolling, typing, hardware button presses, app launches, and URL navigation. Captures screenshots, waits for elements, and checks visible app state on supported mobile and Chromium targets; excludes TV targets.
Profiles React Native Hermes apps to identify slow components, re-render problems, and CPU hotspots. Supports before-and-after performance measurements and ranked issue reports.
Provides Vue Router 4 guidance covering navigation guards and route parameters. Addresses interactions between routing and component lifecycles.
Uses Argent MCP tools to autonomously exercise app interfaces and verify visible behavior. Covers login, navigation, end-to-end scenarios, manual QA steps, and UI changes on iOS and Android.
Connects to JavaScript runtimes to inspect React components, read console logs, and evaluate code. Primarily supports React Native through Metro, with a subset of tools also available for Chromium renderers, including Electron apps.
Uses the expo/examples collection of roughly 70 integration projects to supply version-matched implementation patterns. Supports adapting integrations into existing apps or scaffolding projects with npx create-expo --example.
Covers Rust async programming with Tokio, async traits, error handling, and concurrency patterns. Supports asynchronous application development, concurrent systems, and async code debugging.
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