WordPress-iOS

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/`.

Drive an iOS app running in a Simulator via WebDriverAgent (WDA) to 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.

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.