Having an ecosystem run by agents that test your application is a no brainer. The question is how effective, reliable, and accurate it is. In my recent blog below, I have described, in a nutshell, the approach I have used to get two agents responsible for test design and automation implementation, not relying only on the story's textual context, but ensuring the generated output is based on complete awareness of the system, architecture, and limitations.
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Astur — One Script to Test Any Mobile App (No Appium, No WebDriver)
One script runs across Android, iOS, Flutter and React Native — native or hybrid, it doesn't matter. No Appium. No WebDriver. No proxy in between. Astur drives the device directly, so it's faster and there are fewer moving parts to break.
One Recorder, Every Mobile App — Astur Codegen (Android, iOS, RN, Flutter)
Astur is an open-source toolkit for mobile UI test automation — write tests like you would with Playwright, no Appium server. In this demo I walk through codegen: point it at a running app, tap through a flow, and Astur generates the test for you.
Astur in action: The new generation of mobile automation testing.
Astur runs tests natively on Android and iOS through each platform's own engine, with an api that feels like Playwright and no Appium server in the middle. if you've written web tests with Playwright, this will feel familiar.
