Google's ARTEMIS lets AI assistants test Android apps on real devices instead of…
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Google's ARTEMIS lets AI assistants test Android apps on real devices instead of requiring someone to open every screen, tap through each flow, and collect logs manually. Give it a task in plain language and it can move between apps, interact with the interface, capture screenshots and Logcat output, and return a structured report. It connects with Claude Code, Antigravity, and Windsurf through MCP. On AndroidWorld, ARTEMIS completed more than 99% of over 100 multi-step tasks across more than 20 apps.
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