ARTEMIS: Have an AI agent use and test Android apps from plain instructions

What it does

ARTEMIS looks at the phone screen, decides what to do, and taps or types, repeating that loop until the task is done. It finds buttons from the app's element list when available and falls back to screen coordinates and visual locating for custom interfaces. A fast Flash mode suits routine tasks; a Pro mode checks each target before acting and supports long exploratory tests. It also runs as an MCP server (a way to plug tools into an AI assistant), so Claude Code, Windsurf or Antigravity can drive the device and collect Logcat logs (Android's system log) and screenshots.

How to use it

Input → action → output: connect a phone, run the startup script, then type an instruction in the local browser console or the CLI. The agent carries it out on the device and returns structured results, with screen mirroring and execution replays you can watch.

Common use cases

• Type "Open Settings, find Battery and tell me current level" and get the battery level read back from the phone.
• Ask your coding assistant to test a login flow in your app and get a report with steps taken, screenshots and logs.
• Give a multi-app task like planning a route in Maps then playing a song on YouTube, and watch it run on the device.