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MobileGym++ / MobileGym++ Bench

Browser-rendered mobile simulation with resettable app state and a shared task suite for GUI-only and GUI-plus-tool agents.

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What is this resource?

Resource type: Benchmarks
Environment: web
Topics: mobile-navigation, evaluation, cross-app, tool-integration
Record publication date: Not recorded
Evidence retrieved: 2026-10-17T01:48:10Z
Resource ID: github:openmobile2/mobilegym-plusplus

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Code: Apache-2.0 (repository LICENSE header; not a weights/data license)
Data: Not recorded
Document: Not recorded
Weights: Not recorded

Evaluation protocol

Focus: task completion, cross-application workflows, GUI and app-native tool comparison
Setting: interactive
Observations: screenshots
Actions / outputs: GUI gestures, foreground-app tool calls in hybrid mode
Evaluation: Programmatic checkers inspect changes in application state; both modes share task definitions and initial states.

Scale and counting units

215 task definitions — official.json (computed) source
63 simulated clients — complete simulator installation source
35 simulated clients — new clients in this release source

The task count was checked against unique task_id values in the published manifest. The 35 new clients are a subset of 63 total clients. This simulator runs in a browser; Android-emulator apps are a separate part of OpenMobile-2.

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Scope and limitations

These clients simulate named commercial applications and are not those commercial products. The code and simulator data have distinct license files. No benchmark run was performed. The README describes a phone that runs in the browser, and the Android-emulator playground is a separate OpenMobile2 release, so the platform facet is web rather than a mobile operating system.

Related resources

documented by: OpenMobile-2: Building Versatile Mobile Agents with Scalable Environments and App-Native Tools

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