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SMRTR Programming• Jul 22, 2026• Hacker News

Stream Android Emulators to a Browser Window

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serve-avd lets you stream any Android Emulator to a browser over HTTP and WebSocket, exposing full touch, keyboard, and navigation controls with no root or instrumentation required. Built as an Android port of serve-sim, it's designed to hand emulators directly to AI agents like Codex, Cursor, or Claude — locally, over LAN, or tunneled remotely — making hosted emulator testing and automation dramatically simpler.

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