A free, open-source tool turns a machine into a self-managing simulator cloud.
Developer Szymon Chmal has released Simlock, a free, open-source tool that turns a computer into a simulator cloud that manages itself.
Each coding agent gets its own iOS or Android device: a simulator or a real phone.
It is aimed at teams running several AI coding agents at once that need to test on mobile without fighting over devices.
Each commit is a real law taking effect, so you can see what the law said on any date.
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