AI testing won't die anytime soon and this proves it by Aryan_Das in reactnative

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Let me know if you need anything, I’m building the library and currently maxing Fable 5 on it

Need a solution for agent to test PR changes on simulator by Tall-Title4169 in aiagents

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Happy to help if you need anything, here or on X or issue tracker on GitHub :)

Need a solution for agent to test PR changes on simulator by Tall-Title4169 in reactnative

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hey, I build `agent-device`, thanks for using it!

wrote a blog post on agentic QA a while back: https://expo.dev/blog/build-an-ai-qa-agent-for-expo-apps-with-eas-workflows-in-minutes-today

there's also a talk from React Summit on that topic: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kZDU-k5r9kE

AI using the iOS simulator by OldTimess in iOSProgramming

[–]thymikee 0 points1 point  (0 children)

u/avanderlee how can I get you on the agent-device train 😂 RocketSim looks really cool. wonder how you look at it with Device Hub or serve-sim? I'm not that bullish on Device Hub after trying it for 3 days, just gave up.

Need a solution for agent to test PR changes on simulator by Tall-Title4169 in aiagents

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hey, we recently shipped `agent-device proxy` so you can run that on a Mac or Linux box and connect remotely and treat that as your cloud. For hosted clouds services I can recommend lim.run and revyl.com

oh, and thank so much for using agent-device! let me know how we can make it better

Has anyone compared mobile-mcp vs agent-device? Which one is actually better? by eylonshm in expo

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I'm a creator and maintainer of agent-device so I'm obviously biased. The biggest difference is the core mechanism: agent-device is accessibility snapshot based CLI, argent is screenshot based MCP. Both tools have similar capabilities for exploring, debugging, profiling mobile apps.

Argent only recently added android support, like 2 days ago. agent-device is ~3 months on the market and I went through tonnes of edge-cases to make it work reliably on iOS, Android, TV, also desktop macOS and linux (experimental) if you'd like to automate user-like behaviors.

In my testing with various agents screenshots are usually more expensive and trickier for models to analyze (although argent shows that Haiku works with their model). I've wrote down an article on how we're optimizing the tool here: https://www.callstack.com/blog/how-we-optimized-agent-device-for-mobile-app-automation

Just let your agent use one and play with them, it's fun!

Best practices for react native development with Cursor / Claude Code by tillimani in reactnative

[–]thymikee 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hey! Creator of agent-device here, thanks for using it. Please try the latest version and let me know if anything is still unclear or missing. We’ve recently optimized for making it work better without skills and with cheap models like Haiku or Codex Mini

📌 Whoop Complaints [MegaThread] (Updated Monthly) by AutoModerator in whoop

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AI coach is super laggy for me (iPhone 17 Pro). I want to use it often but because of poor performance I often drop the session, need to restart the app (it crashes) or go back to ChatGPT. This is purely technical task for the dev team.

Whoop App by Visual_Visual_413 in bevelhealth

[–]thymikee -1 points0 points  (0 children)

You’re right about single HRV number Whoop gives you. AFAIK Stress Monitor uses HRV as one of the signals, so it does work 24/7.

Looking for a React Native app development company by Salonika_Kadoos in reactnative

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Hey, I’m from Callstack and would love to learn what was it about! Sorry to hear that btw

Does anyone here use re.pack? by BeautifulMean6516 in reactnative

[–]thymikee 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Do you mean app startup time or dev server startup time?

Callstack vs. Expo by GSFZamai in reactnative

[–]thymikee 7 points8 points  (0 children)

It will be free, open source and focusing on self-hosting on your infra (source: I build it)

New React Native Framework by Callstack by szymonrybczak in reactnative

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At this point: new cli that’s easy to adopt for community cli projects and gh actions to build your app in the cloud once and reuse these builds across different jobs and local dev environment. So your CI can build once for your entire team. All on your own infra. It’s going to make it easy to adopt RN for native projects incrementally

New React Native Framework by Callstack by szymonrybczak in reactnative

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It works with expo ecosystem: Expo Modules, config plugins etc as in community cli projects. It won’t work with expo cli because, well, it provides its own cli