Opposable
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Opposable 发布于 Product Hunt,让 Claude Code、Codex 或任意 MCP 智能体能够看到、点击并输入真实 iPhone 或 Android 手机上的内容,覆盖所有已登录应用;常见任务在手机端直接运行无需模型,支付需用户确认,iPhone 可通过蓝牙或 USB 小配件连接。
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