DENNIS’S SOLUTION (took me an hour + 1/2 to figure it out)

BASICALLY:

(it connects wirelessly I think, but it needs a good usb to connect it… i was able to use my Amazon USB cord once it was talking to reach other… I also heard a ding from my macbook pro when I successfully connected the Vision Pro so it read the Apps in dev mode, not just the battery)

TIP: -you can see how the device is connected in System Settings / General / System Report, then look under Hardware, then find USB (if it says battery, it’s not connected properly)

STEP 1: UPDATE XCODE + VISION PRO to LATEST (check GPT for matching betas)

STEP 2:  VISION PRO needs to have DEVELOPER MODE ON in GENERAL SETTINGS in VP

STEP 3: APPLE REMOTE DESKTOP NEEDS TO BE ON

 

BING GPT:

1. Ensure Both Devices are on the Same Network: Make sure your Vision Pro headset and your Mac are connected to the same Wi-Fi network¹.
2. Check Developer Mode: Ensure that Developer Mode is enabled on your Vision Pro. You can find this in the settings under General > Developer.
3. Restart Devices: Sometimes, simply restarting both your Mac and Vision Pro can resolve connectivity issues.
4. Reconnect the Device: In Xcode, go to the “Window” menu, select “Devices and Simulators,” and try reconnecting your Vision Pro by clicking the “+” button and selecting “Connect via Network”¹.
5. Update Xcode: Make sure you are using the latest version of Xcode, as updates often include bug fixes and improvements for device connectivity.
6. Quit VisionOS Simulators: If you have any visionOS simulators running, try quitting them. This has been known to help with connection issues².

If these steps don’t resolve the issue, you might want to check the Apple Developer Forums for more specific advice or to report the problem.