wordpress-mobile

Drive an iOS app running in a Simulator via WebDriverAgent (WDA) — tap, swipe, scroll, type, take screenshots, inspect the accessibility tree, automate or verify a UI flow. Use when the work specifically targets a running Simulator app (e.g. running an end-to-end test, automating an in-app flow, verifying on-screen state via the WDA tree, scripting taps in a simulator). Do not use for non-Simulator UI work, headless code paths, or UI tasks on real devices.

Run a suite of plain-language markdown test cases (Prerequisites, Steps, Expected Outcome) against the WordPress or Jetpack iOS app via WebDriverAgent on an iOS Simulator. Each test case is a markdown file; the runner drives the app UI autonomously and reports pass/fail per test. Use when the user asks to run agent tests, AI tests, a UI test suite, a smoke run against the app, or to execute test case markdown files in a directory like `Tests/AgentTests/`.

Use when you need to change the active scheme of the running Xcode app (typically before invoking the Xcode MCP BuildProject/RunSomeTests/RunAllTests tools, which always operate on Xcode's currently-selected scheme), or when you need to discover what schemes or run destinations a workspace defines. Listing-only for run destinations — Xcode 26.x's AppleScript cannot persistently change the active destination, so destination switching must be done manually in the Xcode toolbar.

Build and run the Jetpack Android app on a device or emulator. This skill should be used when the user asks to run the app, launch the app, or invokes /run-app.

Run all three code quality checks (detekt, checkstyle, lint), read the reports, and propose fixes for any issues found.

Push current changes and create a draft Pull Request on GitHub. This skill should be used when the user asks to create a PR, draft PR, or invokes /draft-pr.

End-to-end implementation workflow: plan, implement, verify, commit, and open a draft PR. Use when asked to implement, fix, build, or work on something.