After hours of investigations, those steps worked for me on this configuration :
MacBook Pro (13-inch, M1, 2020) with macOS Monterey 12.3.1
Apple TV 4K (2nd generation) with tvOS 15.6 (19M65)
Xcode 13.4.1
Be sure Xcode and Instruments aren’t running
Delete all ~/Library/Preferences/com.apple.dt.*.plist files
On aTV in Settings > App Remote & Devices you forget the macOS development machine
On development machine run /System/Library/CoreServices/Paired Devices.app and unpair the aTV
Open macOS Network Preferences
If you don’t have a WiFi service available, skip to step 12
Select the WiFi service
Remove it with the minus button
Click Apply (this is important)
Add the WiFi service you previously removed with the plus (+) button at the bottom left of services list
Click Apply (this is important)
If you don’t have a LAN Ethernet service available, skip to step 18
Select the LAN Ethernet service
Remove it with the minus button
Click Apply (this is important)
Add the LAN Ethernet service you previously removed with the plus (+) button at the bottom left of services list
Click Apply (this is important)
Be sure both aTV and development machine are on the same Ethernet or WiFi network
On development machine run /System/Library/CoreServices/Paired Devices.app and pair the aTV
If Paired Devices.app display any error, repeat all from step 3
Launch Xcode then open the Devices and Simulators window, you should see the paired aTV
Open a tvOS project then Profile
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Developer Tools & Services
SubTopic:
Instruments
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