Rust toolchain with iOS targets:

rustup target add aarch64-apple-ios aarch64-apple-ios-sim

Tauri support already added to your project:
```
iblai add builds
pnpm install
```

Step 1: Initialize the iOS Project

Run this once after adding Tauri support:

iblai builds ios init

This generates src-tauri/gen/apple/ with the Xcode project, Swift bridge code, and iOS configuration. You only need to run this once.

If you get a Rust target error, make sure both targets are installed: rustup target add aarch64-apple-ios aarch64-apple-ios-sim

Step 2: Run on iOS Simulator

iblai builds ios dev

Or use the pnpm script:

pnpm tauri:dev:ios

This:

Starts the Next.js dev server
Compiles the Rust backend for the iOS Simulator target (aarch64-apple-ios-sim)
Launches the app in the default iOS Simulator

The first build takes several minutes (Rust compilation). Subsequent builds are fast thanks to incremental compilation.

List available simulators:

iblai builds device

Then specify one:

iblai builds ios dev --device "iPhone 16 Pro"

"No available iOS simulators": Open Xcode > Settings > Platforms > download an iOS runtime
Build fails with "linking" errors: Verify Xcode path with xcode-select -p. If incorrect, the user should run sudo xcode-select -s /Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer themselves (requires elevated privileges -- confirm with the user before suggesting this)
Simulator won't launch: Try xcrun simctl shutdown all then retry

Connect your iPhone via USB, then:

iblai builds ios dev --device

This deploys to the connected device instead of the Simulator.

To set up signing:

Free developer accounts can run on up to 3 devices for 7 days. A paid Apple Developer Program ($99/year) removes this restriction.

iblai builds ios build

Or:

pnpm tauri:build:ios

The .ipa file is generated at src-tauri/gen/apple/build/ (or use find src-tauri/gen/apple -name "*.ipa" to locate it).

Generate the GitHub Actions workflow:

iblai builds ci-workflow --ios

This creates .github/workflows/tauri-build-ios.yml which:

Sets up Node.js, pnpm, and Rust with iOS targets
Installs the Tauri CLI
Runs cargo tauri ios init and cargo tauri ios build --export-method app-store-connect
Uploads the .ipa as a build artifact

Secret	Description
`APPLE_API_KEY_BASE64`	Base64-encoded App Store Connect API key (.p8 file)
`APPLE_API_KEY_ID`	Key ID from App Store Connect > Users and Access > Keys
`APPLE_API_ISSUER`	Issuer ID from App Store Connect > Users and Access > Keys

To encode your .p8 key:

base64 -i AuthKey_XXXXXXXXXX.p8 | pbcopy

Generate iOS-ready icons from your logo:

iblai builds iconography path/to/logo.png

This creates all required sizes in src-tauri/icons/. Tauri maps them to the iOS asset catalog during ios init.

Task	Command
Add Tauri support	`iblai add builds`
Initialize iOS project	`iblai builds ios init`
Run on Simulator	`iblai builds ios dev`
Run on physical device	`iblai builds ios dev --device`
List available devices	`iblai builds device`
Build release .ipa	`iblai builds ios build`
Generate CI workflow	`iblai builds ci-workflow --ios`
Generate app icons	`iblai builds iconography logo.png`