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Install dependencies and build tools for WooCommerce iOS
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Launch the WooCommerce app on a simulator already authenticated into a given store (site credentials, application password, or WPCom), skipping the manual login UI. Meant to be referenced by other skills/workflows that need a logged-in session fast, but also directly runnable.
Debug a failing test or build error in WooCommerce iOS
Evaluate WooAIAssistant against a structured scenario suite with hard invariants + LLM-as-judge rubric scoring. Runs live against the demo store + gpt-5.1 via the woo-mobile-ai backend wrapper, writes a JSONL run record, compares against stored baselines, and surfaces regressions. Always delegated to a subagent so the main context only sees the markdown report.
Build the app, launch on simulator, and verify feature behavior via mobile-mcp interaction. Use after making changes to visually confirm they work from a user's perspective.
Create a pull request following WooCommerce iOS conventions
Set up the ContextA8C MCP server for accessing Automattic internal resources (Slack, Linear, P2s, GitHub Enterprise, etc.)
| name | bootstrap |
| description | Install dependencies and build tools for WooCommerce iOS |
| user-invocable | true |
| allowed-tools | Bash, Read |
Bootstrap the local environment for WooCommerce iOS.
First, check the required Xcode version and select it if available:
cat .xcode-version # check required version
xcode-select -p # check currently selected Xcode
If the selected Xcode doesn't match, look for the required version under /Applications/ and switch to it via xcode-select -s <path>. If it's not installed, note this to the user and proceed with the currently selected Xcode.
Then, ensure the correct Ruby version is active. The required version is in .ruby-version.
Detect which Ruby version manager is available and use it:
rvm: rvm install ruby-$(cat .ruby-version) && rvm use ruby-$(cat .ruby-version)rbenv: rbenv install $(cat .ruby-version) && rbenv local $(cat .ruby-version)chruby / mise: activate the version from .ruby-version using the appropriate commandVerify with ruby --version before proceeding.
Then run the dependency install command:
bundle install && bundle exec rake dependencies
If the command fails:
Bundler::GemNotFound or wrong Ruby version errors appear, ensure the correct Ruby version is active and retryconfigure_apply (fastlane credentials) fails with exit 128, this is a git-crypt/mobile-secrets issue — it does not block building or testing, only internal credentials are missing