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to-ios-probe

Investigate an iOS App through mobile-easy-use from a natural-language request by composing probe generation and execution. Use when the user wants to navigate to a page, observe an Objective-C runtime chain or TAG-prefixed NSLog logs, inspect state, verify UIKit changes, or answer another scoped iOS runtime question without managing script or execution details.

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# To iOS Probe

Turn one natural-language iOS runtime question into a generated probe, one controlled execution, and an evidence-backed answer. Keep code generation and execution details hidden unless the user asks for them.

## Workflow

1. Read the complete sibling `../to-ios-probe-script/SKILL.md` and follow its generation contract.
2. Read the complete sibling `../to-ios-run/SKILL.md` and follow its connection and execution contract.
3. Resolve the target device or simulator, bundle identifier, target scene, starting scene, allowed interactions, and required Objective-C chain, TAG-prefixed NSLog, state, or UIKit UI evidence. Inspect the target App source when selectors, accessibility identifiers, labels, classes, or business symbols are unknown; never guess them. Ask only when missing information makes execution unsafe or materially ambiguous.
4. Use `to-ios-probe-script` to generate the smallest probe that answers the original question. Use a task-specific directory under the workspace `artifacts/` for Module output unless the user supplies another directory.
5. Use `to-ios-run` to resolve or launch the App, idempotently load MobileEasyUse, and execute exactly one generated Inline operation or one Module export. Preserve its single-operation and no-unsafe-retry rules.
6. After execution returns, inspect its result and only the evidence files it returned. Read only the references matching the returned evidence types: [chain](references/chain-evidence.md), [state](references/state-evidence.md), or [UI](references/ui-evidence.md).
7. Relate observed Objective-C events and UIKit state to original App source, distinguish observed facts from source-based inference, and decide whether the question is answered.
8. If it is not answered, revise and execute another probe only when doing so is safe. Do not automatically retry a failed or timed-out operation that may have mutated App state; first restore or confirm a known starting scene.