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Hey all. Sharing a project I've been working on. I designed it and built it with AI coding agents, and it's free and open source (MIT). Why: I wanted to talk to my phone and have an agent do things for me while I'm driving around the city. Hands-free agentic cell phone autonomy. The catch is that most of what you actually do lives in apps with no API (Uber, Postmates, Resy, settings). Pony fills that gap. It's an Android app that's the hands: you bring the brain (Claude, Grok, Gemini, OpenAI or any MCP agent), and it reads your screen and taps and types through those apps for you. The rule I designed it around: it asks before anything gets sent, paid or deleted. In one test it found a sushi roll on Postmates, added it to the cart and stopped cold at Place Order, waiting for a yes. A demo I like: one message, "find my Miami photos and email them to me, set a 7:30 alarm, add piano lesson next Wednesday," and it does all three on a real phone. Where it's rough, honestly: Android 11+ only, installed as an APK (not on Play). It can run on a hidden second screen, but other apps need Shizuku to open there, stock Android 15 can't use the hidden screen at all, and banking apps refuse. Without that it asks to use your main screen. Setup asks for an Accessibility permission, and that's a real trust ask. https://pony.karlmagendavid.com Code: https://github.com/oroplex/pony What I'd love feedback on: does the landing page explain it in a few seconds? Would the confirm prompts make you trust it, or annoy you? What would you ask it to do?   submitted by   /u/unreal36 [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/10/3 06:06:59