The programming artifact evolves again

The programming artifact evolves again! Claude Code is deeply integrated with the iOS simulator, and AI automatically helps you write code for testing. The artificial intelligence company Anthropic recently announced that its desktop programming tool Claude Code has received a major update. The tool has now officially added support for the Apple iOS simulator and is fully open to the public for public testing. When developers give instructions to Claude Code to build, run or check applications, the system will directly launch the target application in the dedicated panel. Not only that, Claude also has the ability to monitor the simulator screen in real time and interact directly, and can automate code iteration until the entire project is successfully completed. No complex permission settings are required, and the experience is smoother. It is worth mentioning that this new technology uses a dedicated panel to directly drive the simulator, getting rid of the previous technical path of relying on computer vision for image recognition. This design greatly simplifies the operation process and eliminates the need for users to tediously enable accessibility functions and screen recording permissions in macOS systems. During actual operation, when Claude is performing background debugging and interaction, developers can still use the iOS simulator normally. This not only greatly improves the efficiency of collaborative development, but also brings a smoother and seamless programming experience to developers. Security Reminders and Usage Thresholds Regarding the data privacy issues that users are concerned about, the official has also given clear security reminders. Since the simulator screenshots generated by Claude during the interaction process will be uploaded to the server for storage, it is officially recommended that developers do not log in to their personal real accounts in the test device. Currently, this feature is only available to macOS platform desktop users who have installed the Xcode environment containing the iOS platform. At the same time, the related simulator panel functions currently only support running in local sessions. via AI News (author: AI Base)