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Cloud agents get much more useful when they can run the real toolchain: xcodebuild, the iOS Simulator, Computer Use tapping through the UI. Every Devin session gets its own cloud Mac so mobile work can be delegated like any other ticket. Here's how it works:

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Try it out:

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delegating xcode signing is worth more than delegating the code

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EKOS _ OMiD🇮🇷25 天前

Giving agents the real toolchain changes the game. But once they can actually change the system, the harder question is: What survives after the session ends? If the tool calls, decisions, failures, and outcomes don’t become reusable knowledge, every new session still starts too close to zero. 👀🤷🏻‍♂️🤔

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can it test the same flow on different iphone sizes?

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