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Control Android and Linux devices over the network: capture screen, send touch/keyboard input, run commands, and perform voice I/O for remote control or gamepla
Detailed instructions to connect to and control Android phones, Linux handhelds (SuiPlay/Steam Deck), and Linux PCs over the network. Covers ADB pairing and wireless debugging, screenshot capture, scripted input (tap/swipe/keyevents), app installation/launch, SSH-based workflows for handhelds/PCs, and voice-in/voice-out loops for transcribed commands and TTS responses. Includes step-by-step Android setup, troubleshooting, and gameplay/voice control loops.
Use this skill when an agent must remotely operate a physical device: testing or demonstrating mobile apps, automating app installs, playing or automating gameplay remotely, taking screenshots for visual analysis, or enabling voice-driven control on networked devices. It is appropriate whenever ADB or SSH access is available and the user consents to remote control.
scripts/game-loop.sh for capture->analyze->act pipelines (has_scripts=false metadata but examples provided).Best suited for agents with shell/exec capabilities and vision/audio pipelines (agents that can call adb/ssh, run subprocesses, and use transcription/tts tools).
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