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Maestro is a YC-backed open-source mobile UI testing framework that uses a simple YAML-based syntax to write reliable end-to-end tests for iOS and Android.
Maestro is an open-source mobile UI testing framework, backed by Y Combinator, that takes a radically simplified approach to end-to-end mobile testing by replacing code-based test scripts with a declarative YAML syntax that describes user interactions at a high level rather than at the level of platform-specific automation APIs. Traditional mobile UI testing frameworks — Appium, Espresso, XCUITest — require teams to write code that directly manipulates UI automation APIs, handle synchronization, write explicit waits, and manage platform differences between iOS and Android, creating a high barrier to entry and generating brittle tests that break with minor UI changes. Maestro abstracts all of this into simple action declarations — tap, swipe, scroll, input text, assert visible — that the framework executes against the running application with built-in synchronization that waits for elements to be ready before interacting with them.
Adept AI raised $415M to pioneer computer-use AI agents; its core research and agent team moved to Amazon in 2024 in a landmark talent acquisition while the company continues developing ACT-1 for enterprise automation.
Adept AI was founded in 2022 by a team of former OpenAI, DeepMind, and Google Brain researchers to build AI that can take actions on computers — navigating software interfaces, filling forms, and executing multi-step workflows in any application. Its ACT-1 model demonstrated the ability to control web browsers and desktop applications through natural language instructions, pioneering the computer-use agent paradigm that Anthropic later commercialized with Claude's computer use feature.
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