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android-ui-verify

Skill22k starsChanged 21 days agoAGPL-3.0View on GitHub

Drive the Animeko Android app on an emulator like a real user to verify UI behavior — start emulator, build & install the app, then screenshot/tap/swipe/type in a loop and confirm results visually. Can also record the screen and diff frames to catch sub-second transient glitches (flicker, jump-and-revert bugs). Use when a change needs runtime Android UI evidence, when asked to "verify on Android", "test in the emulator", "simulate user interaction", or to reproduce an Android UI bug.

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