Szymon Chmal releases Simlock, a free open-source tool for per-agent mobile simulator leases
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Szymon Chmal introduces Simlock, a free, open-source tool that turns a developer's machine into a simulator cloud, giving each coding agent its own iOS or Android simulator or real phone.
Chmal says it works for both platforms and is an alternative to EAS Simulators if the machine has spare compute.
Chmal says Simlock now works in T3 Code, where agents can request leases from multiple connected machines. The project is linked on GitHub.
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Szymon Chmal@ChmalSzymonXSimlock launches as an open-source tool for mobile simulators for coding agentsAISzymon Chmal introduces Simlock, a free, open-source tool that turns a machine into a simulator cloud. Each coding agent can get its own iOS or Android simulator or real phone. The source links the project on GitHub and says Simlock now works in T3 Code, where agents can request leases from multiple connected machines.

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