Original Reddit post

Hey everyone! I’ve been experimenting with bringing the browser-harness idea from browser-use to mobile apps. I built a small project called Mobile Harness: https://github.com/MobAI-App/mobile-harness The idea is to let Claude Code and other agents create reusable skills for mobile apps. Two main use cases: Test your own app - test login, go through onboarding, check search/filter flows, verify like/save/book actions. Automate existing apps - get hot posts from a subreddit, like the latest post from user X, collect public profile data, extract search results from apps like Instagram/TikTok/Reddit. Under the hood, Mobile Harness uses MobAI as the execution layer for real devices, emulators, and simulators. The flow is: Describe a workflow Agent creates a reusable skill with automation steps Save it and run it again later If the UI changes, the agent heals the skill and runs it So you get something like an app-specific skill/API/MCP layer for mobile apps, even when there is no real API. submitted by /u/interlap

Originally posted by u/interlap on r/ClaudeCode