sim-drive-fallback

Drive iOS Simulator touch gestures via CGEventPost when computer-use is unavailable.

27|10|Updated Mar 3, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/lllyys/vreader --skill sim-drive-fallback
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Skill: sim-drive-fallback
Source: https://github.com/lllyys/vreader/tree/main/.claude/skills/sim-drive-fallback
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/lllyys/vreader --skill sim-drive-fallback

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes scripts (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

This Skill enables driving the iOS Simulator when computer-use is unavailable, providing a fallback option for bypassing computer-use outages and facilitating verification tasks that would otherwise be blocked.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Simulator Driving: Execute touch gestures on the iOS Simulator without relying on computer-use.
  • Fallback Solution: Used when mcp__computer-use__screenshot returns CU display unavailable or when specific user triggers are mentioned.
  • Use Case: When verification tasks require simulating user interactions on the iOS Simulator and computer-use is not available or acting up.

Quick Start

Use the 'sim-drive-fallback' skill to perform a single tap at position (100, 200) on the iOS Simulator.

Frequently Asked Questions about sim-drive-fallback

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I simulate touch gestures on the iOS Simulator without computer-use?▼

You can simulate touch gestures on the iOS Simulator without computer-use by using the sim-drive-fallback Skill, which leverages CGEventPost to execute touch events for your UI verification tasks.

What should I do when computer-use returns a display unavailable error on the iOS Simulator?▼

When computer-use returns a display unavailable error, use sim-drive-fallback as a fallback solution to bypass the outage and continue driving the iOS Simulator with simulated touch gestures.

Can I perform a single tap at specific coordinates on the iOS Simulator without computer-use?▼

Yes, you can perform a single tap at specific coordinates like (100, 200) on the iOS Simulator by utilizing the sim-drive-fallback skill to post touch events without relying on computer-use.

Does simulating iOS Simulator touch events require macOS accessibility API permissions?▼

Yes, simulating iOS Simulator touch events via this fallback method requires macOS accessibility API permissions to utilize CGEventPost for driving the simulator interface.

Why use a fallback method for iOS Simulator UI verification instead of computer-use?▼

Use a fallback method for iOS Simulator UI verification when computer-use is unavailable or acting up, ensuring your verification tasks requiring user interaction simulation are not blocked by outages.