Remo

Use when building or changing a feature inside examples/ios/RemoExamplePackage/ and you need the agentic dev loop — register Remo capabilities for the new surface, then drive and validate it with the remo CLI plus XcodeBuildMCP.

Use when Remo is already integrated and you need day-to-day iOS verification with screenshots, capability calls, checkpoints, or a reviewable report of what changed.

Use when mapping an iOS app's screens, routing, and state into Remo capabilities, registering new capabilities, or updating the capabilities reference after feature changes.

Use when comparing a running iOS app against Figma designs, constructing the required app state for each screen, capturing screenshots, and writing a design compliance report.

Use when adding Remo to an iOS project for the first time, installing the Remo CLI, integrating RemoSDK, wiring Remo.start(), and verifying the running app is reachable from the CLI.