According to CoinMeta, the open-source project Poki was released by developer Joseph Zhou. It allows AI to directly operate iPhone without the need for jailbreaking or installing any applications. Poki utilizes Apple's device developer services to read the native accessibility control tree of iPhone, obtaining information about buttons, text, and their positions, and then sends commands such as clicks, swipes, and inputs to the phone. After the first pairing via USB, users can perform wireless operations within the same local area network. Poki also comes with agent which runs on Mac and supports issuing tasks through a terminal or iMessage. However, the project still needs to improve in terms of operation speed, as some buttons cannot be clicked properly at present.