Eas Simulator

This gets your Expo app running on a real iOS or Android simulator in the EAS cloud when you can't run one locally. The obvious case is Linux boxes or headless CI where there's no Xcode, but it's also the unlock for letting an AI agent actually click through your app and screenshot it instead of just guessing at code. It's experimental API territory (the commands are hidden and the flags shift), costs money per session, and the skill wraps everything in `npx eas-cli@latest` to guarantee a new enough CLI. The workflow is always start, install your app, drive it with agent-device through `simulator:exec`, then stop. On macOS it asks first since you probably have a local sim and don't need the cloud tax.

Install to Claude Code

npx -y skills add expo/skills --skill eas-simulator --agent claude-code