Handsy AI changelog

https://raw.githubusercontent.com/onehumanbeing/esp32-iphone-agent/HEAD/AGENTS.md

+ ## Agent notes+ - **Store-only sources stay out of this repository.** The App Store build can compile extra sources from a+   private folder (`HANDSY_STORE_SOURCES`, see `with_store_sources` in `ios/fastlane/Fastfile`): they are copied+   into the ignored `ios/IPhoneAgent/Private/` for that one build and removed again. Never commit that folder,+   a `HandsyStore*.swift` file or a `Store.xcstrings`, never stage with `git add -A`, and do not run+   `ios/scripts/l10n.py sync` on a build that included them. `scripts/check-public.sh` checks a commit (CI job+   `public`); install it once per clone as the pre-push hook: `ln -sf ../../scripts/check-public.sh .git/hooks/pre-push`.+ - **Ask the maintainer before you push or open a pull request.** They control the release pace: commit locally, tell them+   what is ready, and push or open the PR only after they say so. This covers every branch and every remote.

https://handsy.tech/llms.txt

− > Handsy AI uses a XIAO ESP32S3 board with an iPhone app, or with an agent on a computer through Handsy CLI.+ > Handsy AI (ESP32 iPhone Agent) is an open-source project that lets an AI operate a real, unmodified iPhone. A $7 XIAO ESP32S3 board receives the iPhone's screen through AirPlay Screen Mirroring and acts as a USB mouse and keyboard; the ESP32 Agent iPhone app, or an agent on a computer through Handsy CLI, decides each step.+ ## Key facts+ - Names: the product and site are Handsy AI (handsy.tech); the open-source project is ESP32 iPhone Agent; the iPhone app is ESP32 Agent; the command-line tool is Handsy CLI (`esp32agent`).+ - No jailbreak, no Mac, no Xcode and no Apple developer account. iOS stays stock.+ - Hardware: a standard Seeed Studio XIAO ESP32S3 (8 MB flash, 8 MB PSRAM, about $7) and a short USB-C data cable. Lightning iPhones also need a Lightning to USB Camera Adapter.+ - Phone: iPhone XS or newer on iOS 18, with cellular data (the iPhone's Wi-Fi joins the board's hotspot).+ - Two ways to use it: the iPhone app plans and runs tasks by itself (no computer after the one-time firmware install), or a computer agent such as Claude Code or Codex drives the phone through Handsy CLI and MCP over Bluetooth.+ - AI: the app includes a free AI service; it also accepts your own image-capable, OpenAI-compatible service.+ - Limits: the phone stays unlocked and in portrait; iOS does not mirror passcode entry, Apple Pay or DRM-protected video; a USB-C iPhone cannot charge by wire while the board is plugged in.+ - License: MIT, except the firmware's AirPlay receiver (GPL-3.0). Source: https://github.com/onehumanbeing/esp32-iphone-agent+ - handsy.tech is the only official website.+ - Full docs as one file: https://handsy.tech/llms-full.txt+ ## Reference+ - [FAQ](https://handsy.tech/docs/faq): Short answers on the app, AI services, limits, charging, calibration and logs.+ - [Hardware](https://handsy.tech/docs/hardware): Which board and cable to buy, and how to attach the antenna.+ - [Changelog](https://handsy.tech/docs/changelog): App, firmware and CLI releases by version.+ - [Debugging & logs](https://handsy.tech/docs/debugging): How to collect and send diagnostics.

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0.1.1 → 0.1.3