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Automated UI testing feels like AGI in Devin 10 examples (running macOS + Linux Cloud Agents) 🧵 What happens (automatic for any update): • Creates programmatic test plan • Boots the app with secrets & credentials (auth, etc.) • Autonomously clicks, types, and checks the UI like a human... show more

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2. E-commerce automated UI testing and in-browser bug reporting (end to end)

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3. Testing a 2-player native iOS and Android game playing side by side simultaneously (macOS environment)

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4. Testing a native macOS screen recording app with most features

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5. End to end testing of a flow-chart app

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6. Testing a native macOS, native iOS, and web-based multi-player chess game simultaneously

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7. Running terminal apps and walking through the commands and file system

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8. Building a native SwiftUI app, code-sign it, notarize with Apple via notarytool, staple the ticket, and package a signed DMG with drag-to-Applications window.

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9. Testing slideshow app by creating, editing, and playing an entire slide deck

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10. Testing and playing a native iOS game on real macOS hardware

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Learn more about @devinai computer use here:

Alps6 days ago

@cognition @DevinAI devin is has the most tasteful and accurate agents ever. Proud devin user ngl

austin6 days ago

@cognition @DevinAI Devin is still the best testing agent I’ve ever used

Rose Phamm6 days ago

@cognition @DevinAI Chạy được cả trên macOS lẫn Linux Cloud Agents thì tiện thật, đỡ phải lo môi trường khác nhau 🌱

Marius du Preez6 days ago

@cognition @DevinAI Mobile testing has been banger legit always tooo so long todo mobile shiz now its easy af

Hari6 days ago

@cognition @DevinAI try

Saiyam Pathak6 days ago

@cognition @DevinAI Devin keeps on creating the wow magic always!

Kien Trinh6 days ago

@cognition @DevinAI cái vụ chạy trên cả macOS lẫn Linux cloud agents nghe tiện ghê, đỡ phải setup nhiều

Macro Bombastic6 days ago

@cognition @DevinAI honestly this is the part of ai that actually gets me hyped

POBE 🎀6 days ago

@cognition @DevinAI automatic secrets and ui clicking sounds wild

Prince Kushwaha6 days ago

@cognition @DevinAI Running simultaneous iOS and Android emulators on macOS cloud agents to test real-time multiplayer is an incredible benchmark for agentic testing.

Ariel Lillie6 days ago

@cognition @DevinAI love that it boots with credentials and clicks through ui checks

Devix6 days ago

@cognition @DevinAI This is exciting ! 🔥🔥

AnAn Nguyenn6 days ago

@cognition @DevinAI Nghe như đang xem phim khoa học viễn tưởng mà lại là thật luôn á 😅

Hailu 🍏6 days ago

@cognition @DevinAI Devin thật ấn tượng, giống như tương lai vậy

AI Mastery Guide6 days ago

@cognition @DevinAI does it handle auth flows well?

Brew6 days ago

@cognition @DevinAI hey @dabit3 you never really finished giving out the 50 devin max accounts

Ryan6 days ago

@cognition @DevinAI Can alot of this been accomplished with the desktop app aswell or just the webapp? I can only see computer use option available in the webapp

john Harry6 days ago

@cognition @DevinAI How reliable is it in production?

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nader dabit

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just dropped a 24-min walkthrough showing how I turn raw n8n automations into actual front-end apps that your team can use no clunky JSON files, no ugly interfaces, and no dev team required I built a clean UI for one of my n8n flows - start to finish - all in one session it’s not a polished SaaS - but it is a working MVP you can test, share, or hand off step-by-step: – mapped the UX in ChatGPT – built the UI live in Bolt – connected it to the backend automation by the end, I had a usable internal tool that felt like a real product — all without writing a single line of frontend code if you're building powerful automations but not wrapping them in UI… you’re missing half the value also dropped my full prompt stack for planning and generating UIs with Claude or ChatGPT want the prompts? comment “UI”, follow + repost and I’ll send them over (must be following so I can DM)

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18,998 views • 3 years ago