MobAI gives AI agents eyes and hands for mobile apps. They can control iOS and Android apps on simulators, emulators, and physical devices, then verify the result instead of guessing from code. Build the app. Let the agent test it. Fix what it finds. mobai.run

It's way more fun to build for decision models than LLMs. LLMs can work around rough edges in your tooling. Jev makes you fix them. And that's actually the part I enjoy most. Been having a lot of fun with mobile E2E testing in MobAI lately. Btw, you can try it locally or in CI: mobai.run/ci

Just released @mobai-app/e2e, a new mobile engine for the @TesterArmy e2e. Run iOS and Android E2E tests with: - Real devices on macOS, Linux & Windows - Simulators, emulators & device farms - Hold devices on failure in CI for inspection - MobAI testing dashboard integration github.com/MobAI-App/mobai-e…

Codex Cloud supports Tailscale now. Sandbox joins the tailnet. Dashboard says "Connected." TCP proxy refuses connections. HTTP proxy returns 200 OK for nonexistent addresses. Connected to everything. Reaches nothing 👍

For iOS devs, this is possible too. With MobAI, coding agents run on Linux while still being able to build iOS apps, preview UI changes, run remote simulators, and test on real iPhones. All of this from the cloud. github.com/MobAI-App/mobai-d…

E2E mobile testing in 2026: Open Numbra Go through onboarding Check we’re on the paywall Skip it Check the main screen shows a welcome message This is the actual test, not a prompt. Jev, Clef, and now OpenAI’s Luna run it locally and in CI. mobai.run/testing

I don’t need a spare Mac mini to build iOS apps from my phone anymore. Cursor and Claude cloud agents can build, test, and ship entire iOS apps from Linux sandboxes already included in my subscriptions. github.com/MobAI-App/mobai-d…

simslim 0.12 is out! It now slims Apple Watch, Apple TV, and Apple Vision Pro simulators, not just iPhones. brew upgrade simslim github.com/MobAI-App/simslim

Spent some time rebuilding the MobAI landing page. I think it finally explains the idea properly. Give your coding agent the whole mobile dev loop, from running the app and checking changes to e2e tests and CI. Even from Linux cloud agents. mobai.run

Very cool. There’s also a less adventurous way to do iOS development from Linux/Windows 😄 ios-builder uses real Xcode on ephemeral CI, while you stay entirely on your PC. Build, sign, install on your iPhone, and ship to TestFlight/App Store. github.com/MobAI-App/ios-bui…

Get your app ready with your agent and MobAI. mobai.run

Here you are. Linux box, one command, build lands in TestFlight.

ios-builder just hit 1,000 GitHub stars 🎉 It gives you one CLI to build, sign and ship iOS apps from pretty much anywhere, whether you use Swift, React Native, Flutter or Expo. github.com/MobAI-App/ios-bui…

There’s also an open source alternative that’s been doing this for months, and it’s not limited to React Native: Swift, Flutter, React Native and Expo. github.com/MobAI-App/ios-bui…

Seeing SimSlim being used by @openclaw in their CI feels kinda surreal. Didn’t think it would go this far when I first had the idea. github.com/openclaw/openclaw…

It’s quite good for controlling mobile apps and running e2e tests. It’s already in the latest MobAI version, so give it a try locally or in CI: mobai.run github.com/MobAI-App/mobai-c…