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Conor Luddy
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The Xcode 27 breakage shipped with no documentation at all, so the 1200+ star audience had nothing to find. Worse, the documented install was incomplete: README told users to install idb-companion but never the `idb` CLI, so anyone following it ended up with a companion and no CLI - and every navigator.py / gesture.py / keyboard.py call fails. README: - prerequisites become a table with real versions (macOS 15+, Xcode 26+, Python 3.12+, idb 1.5.1+) instead of "Python 3" and "IDB (optional)" - idb is stated as required for interactive scripts, installing BOTH the companion and the CLI from Meta's facebook/fb tap - calls out that `brew install idb-companion` no longer works at all, since idb-companion was dropped from Homebrew core - the instruction every fork, blog post and stale README still carries - new "Updating idb" and "Xcode 27 notes" sections: the 1.5.1 floor, the silent-tap symptom, no more Simulator.app (DeviceHub.app replaced it), and the dead-companion `idb disconnect` recovery SKILL.md (the file installed users actually get) gains matching requirements and an inline troubleshooting section, so the fix is reachable without the repo - references/ is not part of the distributed package. Also drops the link to examples/, which does not exist. references/troubleshooting.md leads with the Xcode 27 failure modes, and the pre-existing "IDB not connecting" entry now says its fix does not apply to them. Replaced `open -a Simulator` and `killall Simulator`, both dead on Xcode 27. Also corrected long-standing drift found while auditing: script count was 27 (README) / 21+ (DEV.md) / 22 (site) against an actual 29, and the macOS floor disagreed between docs.
