This skill exposes Bluetooth and BLE workflows for Android devices: checking adapter status, toggling power, scanning for BLE devices, connecting/disconnecting, and handling permission or system-settings fallbacks. It codifies common playbooks (connect, disconnect, failure recovery) so an agent can reliably orchestrate Bluetooth operations on a phone.
Use when automating phone tasks that require Bluetooth: pairing handoff, BLE sensor readings, device provisioning, or when connection reliability and permission handling matter. Also useful when the agent should gracefully fallback to prompting the user to open system settings.
Best suited for Android-hosted or device-capable agents that can call a bluetooth tool (mobile Claw/assistant runtimes).
Android Bluetooth skill for PalmClaw that wraps a `bluetooth` tool with status, power, BLE scan/connect/disconnect actions. Clean playbooks for connect and disconnect workflows with failure recovery guidance. No scripts bundled — purely declarative SKILL.md with no executable code to audit. Well-structured tool map and automation policy but lacks depth in edge cases.
Simple, focused skill for a specific Android companion app. No security concerns — no network calls, no credential handling, no destructive commands. Automation policy with permission fallback is a nice touch. Would benefit from more detailed troubleshooting guidance and examples of device types.
