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Make iOS regular snapshot eligibility one backend-neutral presentation rule.
Acquire tree nodes conservatively, preserve interactive scroll containers, normalize surviving hierarchy, and keep raw membership plus daemon publication policy unchanged. Part of #1797.
- iOS and macOS unit-enabled runner builds
- 2 focused XCTest cases
- 3 production-path publication tests
- live Settings snapshots: 73 regular nodes and 167 raw nodes, both healthy tree captures
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- iOS regular snapshots now apply one backend-neutral eligibility rule after every capture backend: a node survives when its accessibility type is interactive or it carries a non-empty label, identifier, or value. This removes the tree backend's extra "hittable non-Other" membership path and drops unlabeled decorative nodes consistently; labeled images, identifier-only nodes, and value-only nodes still survive. Raw snapshot membership is unchanged.
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- `agent-device mcp` now carries its own usage guidance, so MCP-only clients (Codex CLI, Cursor, custom agents) no longer depend on a separately installed skill (#1833). The handshake `instructions` — returned by both `server/discover` and, newly, the legacy `initialize` — is a compact (< 2 KB, the Claude Code truncation limit) workflow card: start with `open {app, foreground: true}` instead of probing, act with `settle: true` and continue from the diff, verify with `wait`/`is`/`get`/`find`, copy `@refs` byte-for-byte, recover from sparse/AX-unavailable, follow error hints, `close`. A new MCP-only `help` tool serves the full guides on demand: no `topic` returns the CLI's decision card; `topic` returns `agent-device help <topic|command>` verbatim (workflow, gestures, scripting, tv, macos, web, remote, debugging, …, or any tool name for its complete flag reference), prefixed with the one-line CLI→tool-property mapping. `help` is router-owned rather than a command descriptor, so it appears in `tools/list` only — not in the CLI, Node client, or `batch` — and its description tells the model it is not a startup step. Legacy `initialize` gains the optional `instructions` field; no other legacy field changes.
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- New `hover <x y|@ref|selector>` command for `--platform web` (#1783). It moves the pointer over the target without pressing, so hover-gated UI — a message row's `...` toolbar, a menu that opens on pointer enter — becomes reachable through agent-device the way it already was through the underlying `agent-browser` backend (`mouse move`). It is a member of the targeted-touch family: same `@ref`/selector/coordinate targeting, occlusion and off-screen guards, and `--settle` (the settled diff carries the revealed controls with fresh refs, e.g. `+ @e4 [button] "Delete"`), but no `--verify`, since hover reveals rather than activates. `hover @ref` publishes as a portable selector line in recorded scripts, and the Node client exposes `interactions.hover`. Hover is a pointer state that touch platforms do not have, so `capabilities` advertises it on web only and iOS/Android/Linux reject it during admission with `UNSUPPORTED_OPERATION` and a hint naming `--platform web`; `longpress` remains the mobile hold-gesture verb.
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- Internal: session recording is now derived from the script-publication lifecycle instead of being stored beside it. `SessionState.recordSession` is removed; `isRecordingPublication` answers the question from the aggregate (ordinary authoring records only while ARMED, a repair transaction records for its whole lifetime). The stored flag was a second source of truth that handler surfaces set directly, which is how #1533's aborted-recording drift arose — no surface can now arm recording without moving the lifecycle that authorizes it, and the script writer's publication gate is answered entirely by the aggregate. Behavior-preserving: the derivation reproduces what the flag held at every transition.
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