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Interaction with the iOS simulator using iosef, a CLI optimized for agent usage. Use when building or testing changes on the iOS Simulator — viewing the screen, tapping buttons, reading accessibility trees, finding elements by selector, asserting UI state, scripting multi-step test flows, installing and launching apps, reading simulator logs, or performing gestures like drag-reorder, swipe-to-delete, and scrolling. If you're doing anything with an iOS simulator, use this skill.

Release a new version of iosef. Use when the user asks to release, publish, tag a version, or push to PyPI. Handles version bumping, building, tagging, and pushing. Do NOT use for regular development pushes to main (use jj-just-push-main for that).

Author and iterate on iA Presenter presentations (.iapresenter bundles) on macOS. Use whenever the user mentions iA Presenter, .iapresenter, an upcoming talk or slide deck where iA Presenter is the target tool, or wants to script-first / markdown-based slides. Also use when iterating on slide layout, themes, image sizing, multi-image slides, on-slide tables, or when iA Presenter's import is producing wrong slide breaks. Also use when generating diagram PNGs (mermaid, d3, etc.) for embedding in slides — this skill has the chromium-foreignObject transparency gotchas. iA Presenter has no CLI or API — this skill documents the bundle structure and the hot-reload-text.md trick that's the de facto agent-friendly path, plus the small set of image/layout directives that solve 90% of layout issues.