On Thursday, March 19, we’re going live with a session focused on what’s next for React Native and mobile tooling. We’ll start with a short round of TWIR updates and ecosystem news, then move into the main topic: Agent Device.

Agent Device is a new CLI designed to give AI agents a reliable way to interact with iOS and Android apps. Instead of relying on fragile UI automation, it uses structured accessibility snapshots and a simple command model to explore interfaces, perform actions, and record deterministic flows. It’s a practical step toward making agents part of real mobile development workflows, not just code generation.

During the stream, Kewin Wereszczyński and Michał Pierzchała will break down how Agent Device works under the hood, including concepts like snapshot-based UI understanding, element referencing, and replayable scripts. They’ll also discuss how this approach helps teams move from assistive AI toward more autonomous workflows, with less manual testing and fewer context switches.

If you’re experimenting with tools like Codex, Claude Code, or Gemini, or thinking about how agents fit into your mobile pipeline, this session will give you a clear, engineering-focused perspective. Join us live from 17:00 to 19:00 and follow along with the discussion.

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