nnemirovsky/iwdp-mcp

Overview

An MCP server and CLI that enables debugging of iOS Safari web views via the WebKit Inspector Protocol. It uses ios-webkit-debug-proxy to connect to iOS devices and exposes MCP-compatible endpoints for inspection and control.

Best for

Best for
Developers needing MCP-based remote debugging of iOS Safari web views

Use cases

• Remotely debug JavaScript and CSS on iOS Safari
• Automate interactions with web views on iOS devices
• Inspect and manipulate live web views from desktop tools

How to use

Tools exposed

• iwdp_status
• restart_iwdp
• list_devices
• list_pages
• select_page
• take_screenshot
• evaluate_script
• get_document
• query_selector
• cookies
• eval
• devices
• pages
• screenshot

Tested with

Claude Code, VS Code, Cursor, Windsurf, Codex CLI, Antigravity, JetBrains, Claude Desktop

Example client config

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Notes

An MCP server and CLI that enables debugging of iOS Safari web views via the WebKit Inspector Protocol. It uses ios-webkit-debug-proxy to connect to iOS devices and exposes MCP-compatible endpoints for inspection and control.

3 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-05-03. Licensed MIT.

Use cases

• Remotely debug JavaScript and CSS on iOS Safari
• Automate interactions with web views on iOS devices
• Inspect and manipulate live web views from desktop tools

Pros

• Full WebKit Inspector Protocol support
• Works with MCP-compatible clients and workflows
• Lightweight Go implementation

Cons

• Requires ios-webkit-debug-proxy and a connected iOS device or simulator
• Low GitHub star count suggests limited community and maturity
• Only supports iOS Safari, not other browsers or platforms

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