tusk-make-run

name	tusk-make-run
description	Run `make run` on the Tusk project (builds then launches the app) and diagnose any errors
disable-model-invocation	false
allowed-tools	Bash, Read, Grep

Tusk Make Run

Run make run to build and launch the Tusk app. This will kill any running Tusk instance, build the project, and open the freshly built app.

Steps

1. Run

make run

Capture the full output.

2. Evaluate result

If the command succeeds (** BUILD SUCCEEDED ** appears and the app opens):

• Report success concisely. No further action needed.

If the command fails or produces errors:

• Read the error output carefully.
• Identify the root cause. Common failure categories for this project:
  • Compile errors — Swift/ObjC syntax or type errors; pinpoint the file and line.
  • Linker errors — missing frameworks or libraries.
  • Code signing / provisioning — expired certificate, missing entitlement.
  • Missing generated files — project.yml out of sync; xcodegen generate may be needed first.
  • xcodebuild not found — Xcode not installed or xcode-select not pointing to the right path.
  • App launch failure — built OK but open failed (wrong APP path, sandbox issue).
• Present the user with:
  1. A clear one-line summary of what went wrong.
  2. The specific error line(s) from the output (file path and line number if available).
  3. Concrete recommended actions to resolve it.
• Do NOT attempt to auto-fix — just diagnose and recommend.