codex-plusplus-ios-simulator

Why we included this project

When you're working in Codex on an iOS app, this tweak puts a live simulator right in the side panel, so you can watch the app run and drive it without keeping Simulator.app open. Touch, swipe, keyboard, and hardware-button input all get forwarded to the device, and a device picker lets you switch between installed simulators. The annotation mode is the most useful part for agent workflows: click an element and it writes a comment with the element's label, frame, and viewport coordinates into Codex's native comment UI, so you don't have to describe screen positions by hand. It needs a full Xcode install and at least one downloaded simulator runtime, and it compiles its helper binaries locally on first use. For developers who want their coding agent to actually see and interact with the app under test, this is a practical, self-contained addition to a Codex++ setup.