As a software architect who has spent years wrestling with the “Big Three” of mobile automation—Appium, Espresso, and XCTest—I’ve seen it all. I’ve seen CI pipelines turn into a sea of red because of a missing Thread.sleep(). I’ve seen talented engineers spend 40% of their sprint just maintaining a brittle testing infrastructure. Mobile testing has historically […]

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Most of the text flowing through an agent’s context window isn’t code, reasoning, or instructions. It’s logs. Table of contents The problem nobody talks about Here’s something I’ve been noticing while watching AI coding agents work. You ask Cursor or Claude Code to fix a failing test. The agent runs the test suite. The test […]

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