Using mobile-mcp for vibe coding #157
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Is it possible to shorten the development cycle by letting the AI agent check the result of the last modifications on its own? (during a vibe coding session) |
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Yes, of course. You can have mobile-mcp be the glue between the Agent and the Device. Agent will make a code change, and can install the newly compiled app, launch it, get to the modified Activity or ViewController, check the new implementation, take screenshots, and prove that the new change is okay. I myself am using this to shorten my own development cycle. I started working on a tutorial video to show how this is done, with some tips. Simply put, just try a prompt, and if it doesn't work the way you wanted it to, then add it to CLAUDE.md as a rule. For example, I told Claude in my CLAUDE.md file to always prefer listing elements on screen when it wants to click, instead of taking a screenshot. Or, I explained in a README.md what is the xcodebuild command that is needed to build a new .ipa file. That was pretty much it for my case, Claude was able to do a QA work, and then fix the bug, verify it, and create a PR for me. I hope this helps. Let me know if what you think about this. I want to hear more how you're using mobile-mcp for this purpose. 🚀 |
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Yes, of course. You can have mobile-mcp be the glue between the Agent and the Device. Agent will make a code change, and can install the newly compiled app, launch it, get to the modified Activity or ViewController, check the new implementation, take screenshots, and prove that the new change is okay.
I myself am using this to shorten my own development cycle. I started working on a tutorial video to show how this is done, with some tips. Simply put, just try a prompt, and if it doesn't work the way you wanted it to, then add it to CLAUDE.md as a rule.
For example, I told Claude in my CLAUDE.md file to always prefer listing elements on screen when it wants to click, instead of taking a sc…