adb-controller

# ADB Controller This skill allows you to execute ADB (Android Debug Bridge) commands on a connected Android device and automatically retrieve a screenshot of the result. ## Configuration The user can configure the target ADB device/server in their `openclaw.json` (this is automatically read by the script): ```json { "skills": { "entries": { "adb-controller": { "adbServer": "192.168.1.100:5555" // or device serial } } } } ``` ## Usage To run an ADB command, execute the provided Python script: ```bash python3 ~/.openclaw/workspace/skills/adb-controller/scripts/run_adb.py shell input tap x y ``` You can pass any standard ADB arguments to the script. For example: - `python3 .../run_adb.py shell input text "hello"` - `python3 .../run_adb.py shell input keyevent 26` (Power button) - `python3 .../run_adb.py shell swipe 500 1000 500 500` ## Workflow (Mandatory) 1. Understand the user's intent and determine the correct ADB command. 2. Execute the user's requested action using the `run_adb.py` script via the `exec` tool. 3. The script will output the path to a newly captured screenshot. 4. **Send the Image:** You MUST use the `message` tool (with `action="send"` and `media="<path-to-screenshot>"`) to send the resulting screenshot to the user, allowing them to see the outcome of the action. Do not just output the file path.