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1.onehumanbeing / esp32-iphone-agent

Let an AI model use a real iPhone with a $7 ESP32: AirPlay eyes, USB HID hands, any OpenAI-compatible vision model. No Mac, no developer account, no jailbreak.

ai-agent
airplay
automation
computer-use
esp32
esp32-s3
+3 more

C MIT4.4K total588 forks

+313 stars

from 4,060 · score 5.75

2.KnifeLemon / Droidline

Android automation from code. Test your apps on real phones, script the tasks you repeat, run a shelf of phones, or let an AI agent use one, from Python, Node.js, the CLI, HTTP or Appium clients. No ADB, no USB cable, no root.

accessibility-service
adb-alternative
ai-agents
android
android-automation
android-testing
+14 more

Go MIT457 total48 forks

+47 stars

from 410 · score 3.87

3.pinganbbOvO / ai-companion-kit

TranslatedGive your AI a body, and a bit of human touch — a QQ companion chatbot that remembers things and reads the occasion, plus an MCP server that can control Android phones

adb
agent
android
chatbot
llm
mcp
+8 more

JavaScript MIT550 total41 forks

+36 stars

from 514 · score 3.61

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