Feature Request
Description
Add support for capturing iOS native logs (NSLog, os_log) from the iOS simulator so they can be read and analyzed by AI agents when debugging native-side issues.
Use Case
When debugging React Native apps on iOS, many issues originate on the native side — native module errors, bridging failures, system warnings, crash-related output, etc. These logs only appear in Xcode's console or via log stream in Terminal and are not currently accessible through the devtools. Without native log capture, AI agents have no visibility into the iOS native layer and cannot help diagnose native-side problems.
Proposed Solution
Capture iOS native logs (stdout/stderr from the simulator process, or log stream output) and expose them through MCP tools, similar to how JS console logs are currently captured. This would allow AI agents to read and analyze native logs to help identify and resolve iOS-specific issues.
Feature Request
Description
Add support for capturing iOS native logs (NSLog, os_log) from the iOS simulator so they can be read and analyzed by AI agents when debugging native-side issues.
Use Case
When debugging React Native apps on iOS, many issues originate on the native side — native module errors, bridging failures, system warnings, crash-related output, etc. These logs only appear in Xcode's console or via
log streamin Terminal and are not currently accessible through the devtools. Without native log capture, AI agents have no visibility into the iOS native layer and cannot help diagnose native-side problems.Proposed Solution
Capture iOS native logs (stdout/stderr from the simulator process, or
log streamoutput) and expose them through MCP tools, similar to how JS console logs are currently captured. This would allow AI agents to read and analyze native logs to help identify and resolve iOS-specific issues.