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mobilerun-portal

Automate your mobile devices with natural language commands - the counterpart android app for the mobilerun framework

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Automate tasks on your Android device using natural language commands and visual feedback.

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Automate your mobile devices with natural language commands - the counterpart android app for the mobilerun framework

mobilerun-portal has 364 stars on GitHub. It has been forked 129 times. mobilerun-portal is written mainly in Kotlin. It has been in active development since 2025. Its main topics are ai, ai-agents, android-automation, mobile-automation.

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Automate your mobile devices with natural language commands - the counterpart android app for the mobilerun framework

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mobilerun-portal is written mainly in Kotlin.

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