Every mobile app is already a state machine. Your routes, screens, auth gates, and multi-step flows are states & transitions, whether you modeled them that way or not. However, code under-specifies the behavior, making it hard to easily tell which screens are reachable, which flows are dead, or which edge cases you never handled.

This talk shows how to derive a framework-agnostic state machine from an existing codebase, whatever navigation library you use, then automatically walk every reachable path through it (with graph algorithms, not AI!). Instead of guessing at coverage, you get a map of every state your app can reach, the exact actions that get there, and the flows that should exist but don't.

The React Native ecosystem is changing fast, and AI is now influencing everything from code generation and testing to debugging, tooling, and app architecture. This panel brings together voices from across the community to ask what that shift really means for everyday RN developers: which AI and agent workflows are already useful, where the hype still outpaces the reality, and what skills will matter most in the next wave of mobile development. Expect a candid conversation about productivity, code quality, maintainability, and the practical changes teams will need to make as AI becomes part of the React Native workflow.