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Automating Mobile QA with Cloud Agents

Michał Pierzchała
Michał Pierzchała
Callstack
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This talk shows how to design and operate QA agents that run against real iOS and Android devices hosted remotely. We’ll cover the architecture of a reliable agent, connecting Linux-based infrastructure to mobile devices running on macOS, and integrating outputs like screenshots, recordings, and logs directly into pull requests.

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Michał Pierzchała
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