> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.flowdeck.studio/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Overview

> Essential features and workflows for iOS/macOS development in Cursor

Get started with the FlowDeck Cursor Extension's core features and learn how to build, run, and debug your iOS and macOS applications directly from your editor.

## Quick Start

1. **Open your project** - Use the command palette to open an existing `.xcodeproj` or `.xcworkspace`
2. **Select a device** - Choose a simulator or connected device from the status bar
3. **Build and run** - Use `⌘⇧P` -> `FlowDeck: Build and Run` to compile and launch your app

## Core Concepts

The FlowDeck extension brings essential Xcode functionality to Cursor, allowing you to stay in your preferred editor while building native Apple applications.

> **[Xcode Projects](/extension/xcode-projects)**
>
> Open and manage existing Xcode projects, workspaces, and create new projects from templates

> **[Code Intelligence](/extension/code-intelligence)**
>
> Get real-time autocomplete, syntax highlighting, and intelligent code suggestions powered by SourceKit LSP

> **[Simulators](/extension/simulators)**
>
> Launch and manage iOS simulators directly from the editor

> **[Physical Devices](/extension/devices)**
>
> Deploy and test your apps on real iOS devices connected to your Mac

> **[Building](/extension/building)**
>
> Build your projects with full Xcode build system integration

> [!NOTE]
>
> Make sure you have Xcode and its command line tools installed before using FlowDeck. Check the [installation guide](/extension/install-and-setup) for detailed requirements.

## Next Steps

Once you're comfortable with the basics, explore the extension's [Advanced Features](/extension/advanced-features-overview) for testing, logging, and build optimization capabilities.


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