Mika: Open-Source Android AI Agent Operates Apps on a Hidden Virtual Screen
11/06/2026 — 11/06, 21:15·1 sources (all)·1 reports (all)
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- Featured in Juejin's daily open-source column, Mika is an open-source Android AI assistant: a single spoken instruction sends it to read the…
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According to an article published on Juejin's "One Open Source Project a Day" column at 20:48 on November 6, 2026, Mika is an open source AI agent for Android. Users give it a single sentence instruction, and it operates on a hidden background virtual screen — reading the display, tapping buttons, and entering text in a human-like way — to complete tasks that span multiple apps and web pages. Because the agent works on a virtual screen separate from the main display, the phone stays fully usable at the same time, with the agent running in the background without interfering with whatever the user is doing on the foreground screen. So far, only this single introduction is publicly available. No further details about the project's development progress, benchmark results, or release plans have emerged yet, so what is known about Mika remains limited to this initial description.
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Mika is an open-source AI assistant for Android that takes a spoken instruction and then, on a hidden background virtual screen, reads the display, taps buttons and types text to complete tasks across apps and the web. Because it runs off-screen, users can keep using their phone's main display while the agent works.
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