Build the current branch for iPhone Simulator, launch it, verify the onboarding deep link, and show me the retained screenshots and logs.
Give Claude Code iOS—in the cloud.
Claude can keep running on Linux, over SSH, or in a remote session. AgentCloud accepts build-ready iOS source or a Simulator-compatible .app, then gives Claude a disposable hosted Simulator through project-scoped OAuth MCP.
No card · 2 Simulator hours · 1 source build
$ claude mcp add --transport http \
--scope project agentcloud \
https://api.agentcloud.so/mcp
Added HTTP MCP server agentcloud.
› /mcp
AgentCloud · OAuth authenticated
Build this branch for iPhone Simulator. Launch it, verify onboarding, and retain the screenshots and logs.
ios.create_source_uploadsource acceptedios.buildSimulator artifact readyios.createiPhone 16 Proios.observescreen + accessibilityios.acttap “Continue”ios.logs0 errorsClaude gets focused tools. Your team gets the run.
This is the actual AgentCloud interface with illustrative data. Each action stays beside the screen, accessibility state, logs, and recording it produced.
One command. One OAuth approval.
Anthropic recommends remote HTTP for cloud MCP services. Project scope writes the connection to .mcp.json, so the repository carries the AgentCloud tool boundary into remote environments.
- 1Create a free workspace
Start with 2 Simulator hours and one managed source build, without a card.
- 2Add AgentCloud at project scope
Commit the remote HTTP MCP definition when the team should share it.
- 3Authorize from
/mcpSelect AgentCloud and approve workspace access in the browser.
- 4Ask Claude to verify
Send build-ready source or a Simulator
.app, then let Claude operate the run.
# Share AgentCloud with this repository
claude mcp add --transport http \
--scope project \
agentcloud https://api.agentcloud.so/mcp
# In Claude Code, authorize the server
/mcp
Local computer use or remote iOS MCP.
Both let Claude verify a native interface. The runtime boundary—and the session that can reach it—is different.
Give the remote task an iOS acceptance loop.
Once AgentCloud is in the project configuration, Claude can choose the focused build and Simulator tools needed to verify a real change.
Install this Simulator-compatible app, reproduce checkout, use accessibility labels where possible, and report the first failing step with evidence.
Run each changed flow on a clean Simulator, compare it with the acceptance criteria, then destroy the sessions and link the completed runs.
The exact boundary.
A hosted iOS build-and-Simulator workflow for Claude Code, not a remote Mac rental.
Can Claude Code on the web use AgentCloud?
Claude Code cloud sessions include project-scoped .mcp.json configuration from the repository. The environment must allow network access to AgentCloud, and a user must approve the project MCP server and complete OAuth.
Does AgentCloud replace Claude computer use?
No. Computer use is the local path when Claude and Simulator share a Mac. AgentCloud is the focused remote path when Claude runs elsewhere or when durable team-visible run evidence matters.
Does AgentCloud provide a Mac or Xcode?
No. Claude receives focused build and Simulator tools. AgentCloud does not expose a Mac desktop, Xcode interface, or raw worker shell.
What can Claude upload?
Build-ready iOS source containing its Xcode workspace or project, or a Simulator-compatible .app bundle. Device-signed .ipa files are not supported.
How does Claude authenticate?
Claude connects to https://api.agentcloud.so/mcp, discovers AgentCloud’s OAuth metadata, and completes OAuth 2.1 authorization with PKCE in the browser.
Let one remote Claude task verify iOS for real.
Start with 2 free Simulator hours and one managed source build. No card required.