/core-data

Extract CoreData sqlite from a booted iOS simulator to ~/Downloads.

Arguments: $ARGUMENTS may contain a simulator name/UDID, a bundle ID (contains dots), or both.

Step 1 — Resolve bundle ID

If $ARGUMENTS contains a value with dots (e.g. com.example.app), use it as BUNDLE_ID. Otherwise use AskUserQuestion: "Enter the app bundle ID (e.g. com.example.app)".

Step 2 — List booted simulators

xcrun simctl list devices booted -j

Parse JSON into list of { name, udid }. If none booted, say "No simulators are booted" and stop.

Step 3 — Pick simulator

If $ARGUMENTS contains a simulator name or UDID, match against the list.

• One booted: use automatically.
• Multiple booted: use AskUserQuestion with names, let user pick.

Store chosen UDID as SIM_UUID (raw UDID string, e.g. A1B2C3D4-5678-...).

Step 4 — Find app Data container

bash "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/commands/core-data/find-data-container.sh" "{SIM_UUID}" "{BUNDLE_ID}"

Empty result → "{BUNDLE_ID} not installed or never launched on this simulator" and stop. Store result as DATA_CONTAINER.

Step 5 — Find sqlite files

bash "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/commands/core-data/find-sqlite-files.sh" "{DATA_CONTAINER}"

No files → "No sqlite files found in this container" and stop.

Step 6 — Pick sqlite

• One file: use automatically.
• Multiple: AskUserQuestion with filenames (not full paths) plus "All" option.

Step 7 — Copy to ~/Downloads

bash "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/commands/core-data/copy-sqlite.sh" "/path/to/file1.sqlite"

Report each line of output.