Learn how to test your Android apps on physical hardware remotely using Android Device Streaming, directly within the Android CLI. This workflow allows you and your AI agent to interact with remote physical devices as if they were plugged in via USB, enabling you to spin up devices, deploy builds, capture logs, and take screenshots right from the terminal.
To get started: set up Android CLI, link your project, and have your agent list the available remote devices so you can pick the target you need.
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