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esp32-iphone-agent
A cheap ESP32-S3 sees an iPhone's screen and taps it for a vision model
For anyone testing or automating iOS apps, it turns a stock iPhone into an agent target for the price of a dev board, with no Mac at run time.
esp32-iphone-agent turns a small ESP32-S3 into both screen and pointer. The board poses as an AirPlay receiver to see the phone, and as a USB mouse and keyboard to tap and swipe through AssistiveTouch. An app on the same iPhone runs a planner and actor loop against any OpenAI-compatible vision model over cellular. A Mac is needed once to flash and build. Steps take seconds, it mirrors at 480x1040, and iOS hides passcode and Apple Pay screens.
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