agent-device
Let coding agents run, inspect and verify mobile, TV, web and desktop apps through a CLI or MCP.
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Coding agents that should verify their changes in the running mobile app, not only in unit tests.
About agent-device
agent-device from Callstack gives coding agents a live feedback loop on real apps: iOS, Android and HarmonyOS simulators, emulators and devices, plus tvOS, Android TV, web, macOS and Linux. Agents read token-efficient accessibility snapshots, act through refs and selectors and save evidence for review, and it coordinates device access across parallel agent worktrees. It ships as a CLI, a built-in MCP server and a typed Node.js API.
agent-device is listed in this index written primarily in TypeScript, with 5.2k stars on GitHub. Its latest recorded repository push was in November 2026; that is not an ASE editorial review date.
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npm install -g agent-device@latest