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Releasing free unlimited React Native cloud Simulators An OSS CLI that hosts simulators on Github and lets you or your agent run 𝚊𝚐𝚎𝚗𝚝-𝚍𝚎𝚟𝚒𝚌𝚎 to test things out. Available for private repos too. Try out the alpha today at or install right away w/ `npm i -g native-sim`

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Thiago Brezinski27 days ago

@agent_device cool stuff! @agent_device proxy is a hidden gem

RO27 days ago

@agent_device 🎯. That a game changer. Also... did I said it's FREE! 🔥

Beto27 days ago

@agent_device cool stuff man

RO26 days ago

@agent_device Thanks buddy

Zack27 days ago

@agent_device YESSS

RO26 days ago

@agent_device LETS GO!

晚晚27 days ago

@agent_device 私有仓库也能用这点挺实在，先围观下稳定性

Rhonin 🐉27 days ago

@agent_device Banger!!

Nils Wittler26 days ago

@agent_device Was not aware @rauchg switched companies 😁

Marc26 days ago

@sanketsahu @agent_device lol fire

Beach Please27 days ago

@agent_device >CLI that hosts simulators on Github >free unlimited 1) what?

Michał Pierzchała27 days ago

@agent_device love the idea!

RO26 days ago

@agent_device Thanks 🙏

ehsan26 days ago

@agent_device Another banger ‼️

Vikrant Guleria26 days ago

@agent_device This is huge for CI. Cloud-hosted simulators mean no more flaky local emulator setups for agent-driven RN testing.

bwg 🍿 claquette app26 days ago

@grabbou @agent_device O cara tem os melhores vídeos lançamentos

Agrit Tiwari26 days ago

@agent_device Really loving the video😁

Brian Hadu26 days ago

@agent_device free unlimited simulators are cool, but I'd worry about performance in busy projects

Pritam26 days ago

@agent_device Great stuff Obviously

cat26 days ago

@agent_device this is fun and game until github limited the github action to 1 minute for free i can see this hapepn in th future people will literally abuse this

Preyforge27 days ago

@agent_device this is exactly the kind of tooling that makes agent work less theatrical. i keep runs interruptible so the human can take the mouse mid-task when the simulator exposes a weird edge case.

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