Kewin (@Q1w1N) shares a view we probably all have at this point: nobody needs more vague AI talk.
What we do need is a clearer way to judge where these tools are genuinely useful.
In the next livestream, we take that question into React Native and ask whether a specialized
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- A QA agent should return evidence that a reviewer can inspect, not only a pass or fail. This clip from our last webinar covers five rules for keeping those runs reliable. For a full walk-through of the PR-to-device workflow and a live behavior-review demo, watch the webinar
- React Native
- If you're building an agent for manual testing mobile apps, check agent-device as an efficient "backend" for interactions. Works through Node.js, CLI, and MCP. However you like it.We cut the agent loop in half without making it slower. Old: snapshot → act → snapshot → act → … New: snapshot → act --settle → act --settle → … ⊙ 30% fewer steps ⊙ 50% less variance ⊙ Same total time ⊙ Fewer tokens @agent_device just got a lot more reliable
- People are tired of AI talk for a reason. A lot of it stays vague, repetitive, and detached from the work. We’re giving our livestreams a sharper format to do something more useful with the topic: look at AI from a developer’s point of view, stay close to real workflows, and


