# Session 81914398-6131-4837-93f9-e25ce528ab3b
Started: 2026-04-27T13:09:30Z
Project: /Users/michalgiza/Desktop/mcp_phone_controll

- [13:15:55] Plan approved. The session is approved for implementation, but the plan deliberately phases the work — and Phase 1 alone (skeleton: `pyproject.toml`, `__main__.py`, `server.py` with two tools, plus 

1. **Start Phase 1 now** — scaffold the project, get `list_devices` + `screenshot` working end-to-end, and stop there for you to test on your phone.
- [13:33:18] All 26 tests pass, all 28 tools wire up cleanly through the composition root.

## What got built
- [13:47:43] Both deliverables shipped.

## iOS support — what changed
- [19:15:35] Three layers of pre-flight checks, increasing realism — none need Claude Code or a phone.

## 1. Run the test suite (already green)
- [12:36:02] Two quick commands — one for each platform — to confirm the MCP can actually see your devices before you wire it into Claude.

## Android — does ADB see the phone?
- [12:38:01] That's the architecture working correctly — a missing system tool surfaced as a typed `UnexpectedFailure` envelope instead of crashing. Two fixes needed before you'll see your phone:

## Install the toolchains
- [12:39:15] The `brew install` either hasn't run yet or the new shell PATH hasn't loaded. Quick check + fix:

```bash
- [12:41:08] Right — I added `pymobiledevice3` to `pyproject.toml` after the initial `uv pip install`, so the venv doesn't have it yet. Refresh:

```bash
- [12:42:00] Yes — that's a clean, working Android pipeline end-to-end. Your Galaxy S25 (`SM_S931B`, Android 16) was discovered via ADB, enriched with `os_version` via `getprop`, tagged `platform: android` by th

## Quick smoke before you hand it to Claude
- [12:43:08] Android is fully green. For iOS:

## 1. Plug in the iPhone
- [12:44:33] iOS device isn't being discovered — the composite quietly skipped it because the iOS backend returned an empty/unparseable list. Two debug steps to find which:

## 1. What does `pymobiledevice3` actually print?
- [12:46:50] All 44 tests still pass. Now re-run your iOS preflight — it should work now:

```bash
- [12:48:27] Great progress — discovery and selection are clean. Two real iOS issues exposed by your iOS 26 device:

## 1. Screenshot — needs a developer tunnel (iOS 17+)
- [12:51:01] 44 tests still pass.

## Now do this in order
- [12:52:37] Big win: **`read_logs` now works** — `ok: true` with an empty array means the live syslog ran for 3s and nothing at WARN level showed up (iOS was quiet — try `min_level: "I"` and `since_s: 5` to c

Screenshot needs three iOS-side prerequisites, **all of which must be true at once**. The error message confirms it ("Make sure you first enabled..." — that's the start of the Developer Mode hint):
- [12:56:14] 44/44 still green. Now do this **in this exact order** in your terminal:

## Order of operations
- [12:57:09] Tunneld is healthy — log confirms tunnel created for your UDID `00008120-...` over RSD. Two prereqs are still missing on the phone (Developer Mode + DDI). **Leave the tunneld terminal as-is**, and r

## Paste-ready sequence
- [12:58:08] Same error → one of the prereqs still isn't satisfied. Don't guess — query each one and pinpoint which is missing:

```bash
- [12:58:24] `read_logs` now returns real Bluetooth telemetry from the iPhone — that proves tunneld is healthy and reachable. So the missing prereq for screenshot is narrower: it's almost certainly **DDI not mou

Run the three diagnostics I asked about earlier — the DDI one will give us the answer:
- [13:00:00] That's important diagnostic data — three things ARE working:

- ✅ Developer Mode: `true`
- [13:01:41] Sensible call. Android is solid; iOS is a tooling-version problem to revisit later. Here's a complete Android verification plan, then the Claude registration.

## 1. One-time UIA2 setup on the phone
- [13:02:57] Bash gotcha — `SERIAL=R3CYA05CHXB` is a shell-local variable, not exported, so the python subprocess doesn't see it. Two ways to fix:

```bash
- [13:05:03] 17/19 green — and the 2 failures aren't MCP bugs, they're **environmental**. Look at the `dump_ui` output: it starts with `com.android.systemui:id/n…`. That's the System UI / lock screen / notific

Two likely causes (either or both):
- [13:07:20] 44/44 still green. Re-run the localised smoke to confirm the fix and that everything works against a Polish-language Settings:

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Ended: 2026-04-28T13:08:48Z
