Your agents can run, now what?
summary
Claim: moving agents into mobile workflows cuts build-feedback from minutes to ~90 seconds, saves thousands of engineering hours, drops PR cycle time by ~30%, and gets 62% of dogfooders on pre-release. Implements a build cache keyed by Expo fingerprint, a self-updating internal app called Chime dog that uses expo-updates SDK plus APK sideloading and Apple Enterprise distribution, CI that detects fingerprint changes, and automated validation using agent-device tooling, data generation for eligible users, and screenshot/video adversarial checks — all deployed and demonstrably reducing manual builds and review churn.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:00Agent maturity and Chime's context
- 4:27Build bottlenecks and caching
- 5:30Chime Dogfooding app
- 7:53Validating UI intent
- 11:27Agent-driven development impact
- 14:54Call to action
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