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visor-ai

v0.2.7

Published

2 months ago

Visor CLI for LLM-driven mobile app interaction and artifact capture

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Visor

Visor is a TypeScript CLI for verified interaction with running mobile apps.

Instead of inferring UI behavior from code alone, Visor captures evidence from the live app: interactions, screenshots, UI source, assertions, and run artifacts.

What Visor does

interacts with iOS and Android apps through Appium
captures screenshots and UI source from live app state
executes repeatable scenarios with ordered steps
evaluates visibility assertions after execution
writes artifacts and reports for review and automation
measures determinism across repeated runs

Why teams use it

reduce guesswork in agent-driven UI work
verify real app behavior instead of code intent alone
keep reproducible evidence for debugging and review
add a repeatable verification layer around mobile UI changes

Scope

Visor is focused on mobile app verification.

Supported today:

Android
iOS
real Appium-backed runs

Install

Visor ships as the npm package visor-ai and requires Node 20 or later.

npm install -g visor-ai
visor --help

Documentation

Comprehensive product documentation lives in the docs site.

Releases

Create a release by running one of:

npm run release:patch
npm run release:minor
npm run release:major

Each command runs npm run check, bumps the version, creates the matching vX.Y.Z git tag, and pushes the commit and tag upstream with git push --follow-tags.