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- Updated May 1, 2026
- ConnectivityChris/harbormaster
harbormaster is a Claude Code plugin that orchestrates Maestro UI regression flows on iOS and Android simulators so developers can smoke-test mobile builds before release.
About
harbormaster is a Claude Code plugin by Connectivity that orchestrates Maestro mobile UI tests from a single prompt. It scaffolds flows, runs smoke regressions on simulators, and diagnoses failures with tiered log and screenshot analysis. Use it before every mobile release when manual tap-through QA is too slow but you still need a hands-off sanity check.
- Slash commands: /initflow, /authorflow, /buildsuite, /stabiliseflow
- Drives Maestro against iOS simulator and Android emulator
- Supports React Native, Expo dev builds, and native mobile apps
- Token-aware failure diagnosis with screenshots, video, and JUnit XML
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- Data as of Aug 10, 2026 (Skillselion catalog sync)
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How do I run reliable mobile smoke tests from my coding agent without writing bespoke CI glue or fifteen minutes of manual taps?
Run Maestro UI regression flows on iOS simulators and Android emulators from Claude Code before mobile store releases.
Who is it for?
Mobile developers on macOS building React Native, Expo, or native apps who use Maestro and Claude Code for pre-release checks.
Skip if: Web-only projects, teams without Xcode or Maestro, or deep unit-test replacement needs better served by Detox or XCTest alone.
What you get
Maestro flows run with pass or fail reports, screenshots, video artifacts, JUnit XML, and guided flow YAML in .maestro/.
Plugins in this marketplace
1 plugin - install individually after you add the marketplace.
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FAQ
What are the prerequisites?
macOS, Xcode for iOS, Maestro CLI, and optionally Android SDK with an AVD.
Expo Go or dev build?
Dev builds are recommended for hands-off regression; Expo Go works for quick launch checks but can be flaky.