Claude Code officially introduces support for the Apple iOS simulator Anthropic announced a major update for its desktop programming tool Claude Code, officially introducing support for the Apple iOS simulator. This feature is currently open to the public for testing

Claude Code officially introduces support for the Apple iOS simulator Anthropic announced a major update for its desktop programming tool Claude Code, officially introducing support for the Apple iOS simulator. This feature is currently open to the public for testing. According to the official introduction, when a developer instructs Claude Code to build, run or check an application, the tool can directly open the application under development in a dedicated iOS simulator panel. Claude can not only monitor and interact with the simulator running screen in real time, but also continue to iterate until the project is finally completed. While Claude is working, developers can still continue to use the iOS simulator normally. This integrated solution directly drives the simulator through a dedicated panel without relying on computer vision operations in the traditional sense, thereby avoiding the cumbersome requirements for accessibility and screen recording in macOS system permissions. Anthropic also reminds that since the screenshots taken by Claude when running in the iOS simulator will be sent to the server and stored according to the standard conversation retention settings, it is recommended that users do not log in to real personal accounts in this test device. Currently, the iOS simulator integration function is available for the desktop version of Claude Code on the macOS platform, provided that the user has installed the Xcode environment containing the iOS platform on the computer, and the simulator panel only supports use in local sessions. via cnBeta.COM - Chinese industry information station (author: source: cnBeta.COM)