We extensively use Maestro in our testing setup. We test our Android (+ Android TV) and iOS apps on a couple of different emulators, and use it to take a bunch

We extensively use Maestro in our testing setup. We test our Android (+ Android TV) and iOS apps on a couple of different emulators, and use it to take a bunch of screenshots to generate diff reports. The only thing we don't like so far is that it is not extensible at all. And the AI direction is one that we absolutely don't care for either. We built a huge wrapper script in python that allows us to spin up and control a wiremock server, as well as help us implement features that are not supported by maestro directly. We make calls to a local webserver (spawned by our wrapper) from the maestro test to do this, which works surprisingly well but it feels like we could perfectly leverage custom yaml commands or something like that.