AutoMobile

AutoMobile is a set of tools for mobile automation. You can use it for UI testing or as a development workflow assistant.
The first platform supported is Android with plans to extend to iOS.
How it works
- 🔧 Powerful MCP Server: AutoMobile provides comprehensive actions through MCP tool calls with a fast observations to drive the interaction loop.
- 🗺️ Source Mapping: Combining project path config with deep view hierarchy analysis we know exactly what code is being rendered.
- ✍️ Automated Test Authoring: When used in test authoring mode AutoMobile will write tests for you. It is the only way it writes tests.
- 🧪 Test Execution - Run tests locally or on CI without extra infrastructure.
- 📱 Device Management: Multi-device support with emulator control and app lifecycle management.
All together you get a system that looks like this:

Documentation
- 💻 Installation & Getting Started - AutoMobile is published on npm and we have instructions for agents we've tested with.
- 📝 Change Log - coming soon
Contributing
- Code of Conduct
- Responsible disclosure & use
- Contributing - coming soon
Acknowledgement
By continuing to use AutoMobile, you acknowledge and agree to the warnings and responsible use requirements.
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