According to CoinMeta, the Swipt open-source project allows iPhone to directly run automated scripts, read other application interfaces, click buttons, input text, and receive instructions from AI and agent through MCP. Unlike previous projects that required continuous computer operation, Swipt can run independently on iPhone. By utilizing Apple's CoreDevice developer protocol and through device pairing and local loopback VPN, it can connect to developer services, read the system's accessibility control tree, and execute commands such as clicking and swiping. The project also has a built-in JavaScript runtime environment that supports external agent submitting scripts via MCP to perform multiple operations in succession. The Swipt plugin system Swiplet allows developers to write plugins using TypeScript to add independent interfaces and background tasks. Currently, Swipt prioritizes support for iOS 27, and installation requires developer mode and device pairing.