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to-ios-run

Resolve one USB iOS device or running simulator, connect its App runtime with MCP-managed idempotent loading, and execute exactly one supplied operation.

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# To iOS Run

Run exactly one supplied iOS operation. Require `appId`; accept optional canonical `deviceId` and device-side `runtimePort`, defaulting to 8484. Accept exactly one execution form:

1. `source`: one complete `(async () => { ... })()` expression.
2. `scriptPath + functionName`: one named Module export.
3. `scriptPath + naturalDescription`: read the matching `probe.d.ts` completely and select exactly one export. Stop on no match, ambiguity, or missing required arguments.

Optional positional `args` apply only to Module. Do not convert between Inline and Module. If code is missing, first use `to-ios-probe-script`.

## Target

Discover currently booted CoreSimulator devices and currently available USB CoreDevice devices. Exclude shutdown simulators and network-only, unavailable, unpaired, or unusable physical devices.