
📷 Snapshot UI

   Simulator: <UUID>

Targets (19) — ref|action|role|label|value|id
  <REF>|tap|button|7||
  <REF>|tap|button|8||
  <REF>|tap|button|9||
  <REF>|tap|button|4||
  <REF>|tap|button|5||
  <REF>|tap|button|6||
  <REF>|tap|button|1||
  <REF>|tap|button|2||
  <REF>|tap|button|3||
  <REF>|tap|button|0||
  <REF>|tap|button|.||
  <REF>|tap|button|C||
  <REF>|tap|button|±||
  <REF>|tap|button|%||
  <REF>|tap|button|÷||
  <REF>|tap|button|×||
  <REF>|tap|button|-||
  <REF>|tap|button|+||
  <REF>|tap|button|=||

Tips
  - Use target refs with tap, type_text, long_press, and touch.
  - Refs are snapshot-specific; after snapshot_ui or wait_for_ui, use refs from the latest output.
  - Use wait_for_ui for text/assertions or changing UI.

✅ Runtime UI snapshot captured with 28 elements, 19 likely targets, and 0 scroll areas.

Next steps:
1. Refresh after layout changes: xcodebuildmcp ui-automation snapshot-ui --simulator-id <UUID>
2. Wait for UI to settle: xcodebuildmcp ui-automation wait-for-ui --simulator-id <UUID> --predicate settled
3. Batch same-screen taps: xcodebuildmcp ui-automation batch --json '{"simulatorId":"<UUID>","steps":[{"action":"tap","elementRef":"<REF>"},{"action":"tap","elementRef":"<REF>"}]}'
4. Tap an elementRef: xcodebuildmcp ui-automation tap --simulator-id <UUID> --element-ref <REF>
