I found the r/openclaw thread with 27 upvotes where someone gave an agent a real iPhone and now I can’t stop thinking about it
A recent r/openclaw thread discusses the use of a real iPhone by an agent, generating interest among builders. The thread highlights the potential for mobile automation beyond traditional browser interfaces. It emphasizes the importance of a durable mobile identity for agents in accessing various apps and services.
- ▪The r/openclaw post received 27 upvotes and discussed giving an agent access to a real iPhone.
- ▪The agent utilized an 'Appium type layer' for mobile automation, which is considered hacky but practical.
- ▪The use cases for the agent included drafting iMessages, running iOS Shortcuts, and mobile app QA/testing.
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