Agent Device Bridge
The problem
Controlling mobile devices from an AI agent is typically a mess of fragmented ADB commands and fragile XCUITest scripts. Agents struggle to maintain consistent sessions across local hardware and cloud providers while handling sensitive authentication flows safely.
What it does
Orchestrates Android and iOS device control through a unified Mobilerun interface.
Manages connections for local Android ADB, iOS simulators, and remote cloud devices.
Provides structured patterns for handling OTPs, logins, and payment screens without hardcoding secrets.
Enforces safety boundaries to prevent unauthorized destructive actions or privacy changes during automation.
Frameworks & tools
mobilerun-core, Android ADB, iOS Simulator, macOS, Python, mobilerun-core-local.
Why this beats prompting it yourself
It eliminates the need to teach your agent device-specific connection logic or driver dependencies. The skill provides a hardened architecture for state management and credential safety that generic prompts lack.
Use cases
Automate end-to-end testing on real Android and iOS hardware.
Perform cross-platform UI audits using cloud device farms.
Handle complex mobile authentication flows including OTP and biometric prompts.
Build AI-driven mobile app scrapers that navigate native navigation stacks.
Known limitations
Requires mobilerun-core installation and active device connection via ADB or Portal HTTP. Developers must manually review QUICKSTART.md for initial environment configuration.
