Mika
Tell your Android phone what you want, and it taps through the apps for you
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Mobile teams can hand end-to-end Android testing to their coding agent on real devices, with a 99% AndroidWorld score behind it.
ARTEMIS, from Google, turns natural-language instructions into automation on real Android devices. It perceives the screen through element indices, coordinates and visual analysis, completes workflows end to end, and captures logs along the way. It plugs into AI coding assistants such as Claude Code, Codex and Antigravity through MCP, so an agent can drive a phone while it writes code. Google reports over 99% task success on the AndroidWorld benchmark. A single start script installs ADB, scrcpy, FFmpeg and Python. Apache-2.0.
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