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Develop an open-source Android TV tool using a multi-agent Claude Code team

The author developed a free, open-source Android TV cleaner app using a 24/7 multi-agent team (with roles including coding, documentation, and mockups), surpassing 5,000 downloads in its first week. The agents can also connect directly to real TVs and phones on the local network for automated testing and on-device debugging.

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Added 2026-10-31 · originally published 2026-10-29


Steps

  1. 1Set up multi-agent team roles: configure coding, mockup, and documentation agents, along with a lead agent responsible for task distribution and PR reviews.
  2. 2Integrate the agents into a chat channel to trigger tasks via screenshots and bug reports, with agents submitting PRs and notifying humans to merge.
  3. 3Perform mockup verification first: have the agents build phone-sized HTML using real Kotlin strings, render it in headless chrome, and await human approval before writing code.
  4. 4Enable agents to connect to real TVs and phones on the local network via wireless debugging (adb connect) to automatically operate the app and inspect logcat logs for real-device testing.
  5. 5Generate demo videos: synthesize a 4K demo video using app screenshot test footage, the HTML timeline captured by headless chrome, and ffmpeg.
  6. 6Follow safety rules and role divisions: strictly define agent roles, prioritize writing safety rules (such as 'disable instead of uninstall'), and regularly review rules to prevent drift.
Copy-ready prompt
I am developing an app named [project name]. Please help me set up a multi-agent collaborative development workflow: 1. Define the division of responsibilities for [Role 1: e.g. coding agent], [Role 2: e.g. UI and documentation agent], and a lead agent. 2. Write safety rules [e.g.: disable instead of uninstall]. 3. Establish the workflow: generate interface mockups via HTML for my approval before coding, and merge the code only after review passes.
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Last updated 2026-11-02 12:11 (Beijing time)