@SomeshSampat123 released open-source Android agent jev-android-super (github.com/SomeshSampat2/jev-android-super, MIT): an accessibility service indexes tappable elements; one Jev (System One) call decides goal status and tap/type targets, then deterministic gestures run—no screenshot vision model. Demo “Open YouTube & subscribe” took ~32s / 17 steps; glowing border, notification STOP, paywall blocks, and on-device keys are called out.

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  • ✓Accessibility-tree state plus Jev decisions; no screenshot vision model.
  • ✓Demo completed YouTube subscribe in ~32s / 17 steps; ~400ms per decision.
  • ✓MIT open source; STOP control, paywall blocks, and on-device keys.
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