Projects sharing features with Tmall Miao

Aya is a graphical desktop client for managing Android devices via the Android Debug Bridge. It serves as a centralized interface for system administration, application debugging, and remote device interaction. The project provides specialized tools for mirroring a device screen to a computer for remote control and detecting active webview pages for inspection using remote developer tools. It also includes a visual file manager for browsing and transferring files and APK packages between a host and a connected device. Broad capabilities cover system monitoring for real-time CPU and memory us

AzurLaneAutoScript is a mobile game automation system designed to perform repetitive gameplay tasks unattended. It functions as a screenshot-driven bot that controls Android devices, emulators, and cloud phones via ADB and uiautomator2, using computer vision to make interaction decisions instead of fixed timers. The project distinguishes itself through an advanced computer vision suite that includes local optical character recognition and perspective-aware grid detection. These tools allow the bot to parse 3D game maps, compute vanishing points, and normalize grid-centered objects for precise

Universal Android Debloater Next Generation is a cross-platform desktop application for removing pre-installed system applications from Android devices. It communicates with devices through the Android Debug Bridge (ADB) protocol, supporting both wired USB connections and wireless network pairing for debloating without a physical cable. The tool manages multiple connected Android devices simultaneously and provides package state backup and restore capabilities, allowing users to save and reapply the enabled or disabled state of system packages after factory resets or OS upgrades. The applicat

InstallWithOptions is a specialized Android application deployment utility designed to install application packages using advanced flags and elevated permissions. It functions as an installer and deployer that can bypass standard system restrictions, such as version checks and minimum target SDK requirements. The tool differentiates itself through the ability to perform version downgrades, deploy multi-part split APK bundles as single cohesive apps, and install test-only packages. It further automates the deployment process by granting runtime permissions automatically and spoofing the instal

uiautomator2 is an Android device automation tool and UI testing library. It functions as a framework for automating user interface interactions and managing device states via a remote client. The project provides a remote management interface for controlling Android applications, simulating user gestures, and managing system settings. It enables the analysis of XML UI hierarchies to locate interface elements and verify application behavior. The tool covers broad capability areas including application lifecycle management, device connectivity, and file system operations. It also includes sys

This project is a Model Context Protocol server and automation framework designed to control and automate iOS and Android devices. It provides a unified API that abstracts interactions between physical hardware and simulators across different mobile operating systems, functioning as a cross-platform device bridge. The system is distinguished by a visual UI automation toolkit that uses screenshots and coordinate-based gestures—such as tapping, swiping, and long-pressing—rather than relying on element selectors. It supports remote connectivity via an HTTP server using Server-Sent Events, which

Awesome-adb is a curated collection of resources and utilities designed for interacting with Android devices via the command line. It serves as a comprehensive toolkit for developers and system administrators to facilitate the development, testing, and maintenance lifecycle of mobile applications and system software. The project provides a centralized reference for leveraging the Android Debug Bridge to perform complex tasks, including mobile automation, system-level debugging, and device fleet management. It covers a wide range of capabilities such as simulating user input for stress testing

GKD is an automation engine that leverages the Android accessibility framework to monitor system events and execute predefined interaction rules. By acting as a background service, it identifies interface elements in real-time and performs automated tasks, such as dismissing pop-ups or navigating through application screens, based on the current state of the device. The project distinguishes itself through a declarative rule engine that processes human-readable configuration files. Users can define sophisticated interaction logic using a specialized selector syntax that supports hierarchical

Detox is a gray-box end-to-end testing framework designed for mobile applications. It automates user interactions and verifies interface states by synchronizing test execution with the internal readiness of the application, ensuring that scripts wait for background tasks, network requests, and animations to complete before proceeding. The framework distinguishes itself through native-side binary instrumentation, which allows it to monitor the application message queue and query the native view hierarchy in real time. By interacting directly with the application process, it avoids reliance on

MaaAssistantArknights is a cross-platform automation engine designed for mobile games, utilizing computer vision and input simulation to perform routine tasks. It functions as an Android emulator controller, managing game lifecycles, resource farming, and infrastructure optimization through structured, scripted workflows. The project distinguishes itself through a modular configuration system that allows users to define complex automation logic via external instruction files. This framework supports dynamic task modification, configuration inheritance, and schema validation, ensuring that cus

This project provides a comprehensive rule engine and configuration framework designed for Android accessibility services. It functions as a repository of structured definitions that enable mobile applications to automatically identify and interact with interface elements, effectively streamlining repetitive tasks and suppressing unwanted content. The system distinguishes itself through its ability to manage and distribute complex subscription rule sets that target specific interface structures, such as splash screen advertisements, update prompts, and promotional pop-ups. By utilizing these

JdBuyer is a cross-platform desktop application for Windows and macOS designed to automate the purchase of high-demand items on JD.com. It functions as an e-commerce order bot that monitors product stock and automatically submits orders to secure limited-time flash sales. The tool features a graphical interface for managing purchase configurations, including product identifiers, delivery areas, and polling intervals. It utilizes a QR code authentication system to establish secure user sessions. The application includes stock monitoring capabilities and sends real-time purchase alerts via WeC

Operit is a private, voice-enabled AI agent designed to run quantized large language models offline within mobile Linux environments. It functions as a plugin-based agent that combines local inference with a hands-free interaction pipeline. The system distinguishes itself through the use of role cards to manage distinct AI personas and conversation histories. It integrates a voice-driven interface utilizing speech-to-text and text-to-speech modules, and it enables device automation by dispatching shell commands and accessibility services to navigate user interfaces. The project further cover

wsa_pacman is a graphical package manager and installer for the Windows Subsystem for Android. It provides a user interface for deploying Android package files, upgrading application versions, and managing software installations within the subsystem environment. The utility includes a metadata inspector that extracts icons, version numbers, and requested permissions from Android manifest files to verify app contents before installation. It also functions as an application manager that allows users to open system settings to uninstall software, disable applications, or modify specific device p

PhoneSploit-Pro is an Android exploitation and remote administration toolkit. It provides a system for remotely controlling Android devices and extracting data using the Android Debug Bridge protocol. The project integrates with Metasploit to automate the creation and installation of payloads, establishing persistent command-and-control sessions. It also includes a network device scanner to identify active Android hosts on local networks by probing TCP ports. The toolkit covers a broad range of administrative and forensic capabilities, including remote shell execution, application management

Docker-Android runs a full Android emulator inside a Docker container, enabling mobile app testing and automation without requiring a physical device. The emulator uses QEMU-based virtualization with optional KVM acceleration for hardware-backed performance, and supports nested virtualization on cloud VMs from providers like AWS, GCP, and Azure for environments without direct hardware acceleration. The container exposes the Android Debug Bridge over TCP/IP, allowing host-side tools to connect to the emulator as if it were a local device. It provides browser-based interaction with the emulator

Auto.js is an Android scripting platform and mobile automation tool that runs JavaScript code directly on the device. It provides an integrated development environment for writing, testing, and debugging automation scripts that control apps and system functions through the Android Accessibility Service. The platform combines a JavaScript runtime with event-driven task scheduling, allowing scripts to be triggered by system events, time conditions, or UI changes. Its mobile IDE includes live preview capabilities for real-time script execution and debugging, while a plugin system extends automat

This project is an Android device farm management platform and mobile device testing lab. It provides a web-based interface for remotely controlling, debugging, and managing fleets of physical Android devices. The platform enables remote hardware access through an ADB remote control system, allowing for remote shell execution, application installation via drag-and-drop, and real-time screen interaction through a browser. It includes tools for mapping remote device connections to local ports, enabling the use of integrated development environments for debugging. The system covers hardware inv

This project is an Android RPA framework designed for automating user interfaces and system tasks on rooted Android devices using Python and ADB. It provides a suite of tools for rooted device management, allowing for programmatic control of system settings, application lifecycles, and shell command execution via a remote API. The framework distinguishes itself through a combination of dynamic instrumentation and AI integration. It can inject scripts into running processes to hook Java interfaces and modifies application behavior in real time. Additionally, it supports large language model in

AndroidNote is a technical knowledge base and reference resource for Android development. It provides comprehensive guidance on application architecture, custom view development, and advanced graphics programming. The project is distinguished by its depth in visual implementation, covering pseudo-3D perspective projections via virtual cameras and complex 2D rendering using Bézier curves and PorterDuff color blending. It also provides detailed methodologies for app modularization and the management of internal libraries through private Maven repositories and JitPack. The reference surface ext

This repository provides a collection of reference implementations and patterns for testing Android applications. It serves as a guide for developers to integrate standard testing libraries and frameworks into their projects, covering the full spectrum of verification from local business logic to complex interface interactions. The project distinguishes itself by demonstrating how to configure and execute tests across diverse environments, including local virtual machines and physical devices or emulators. It provides specific patterns for validating inter-application communication, automatin

This project is a mobile device provisioning and app deployment tool used to install application binaries across multiple mobile platforms. It functions as a cross-platform testing suite that pushes binaries to various mobile architectures to verify software functionality. The tool includes a mobile device certificate manager that replaces system-level security certificates with custom versions, enabling the installation and debugging of unsigned applications. It also acts as a root-level system modifier, executing shell commands on device roots to change protected system files and security s

Smart-AutoClicker is an Android automation tool designed to execute clicks and swipes on mobile devices. It functions as an image recognition automator, a screen interaction macro, and an event-driven task orchestrator. The project distinguishes itself by using image detection to trigger specific actions when predefined visual patterns appear on the screen. It also initiates automation sequences based on system broadcasts, elapsed time, or internal state metrics. The tool covers a broad range of capabilities including precision input emulation for on-screen gestures and the management of com

This project provides a collection of reference materials, guides, and cheatsheets designed to optimize the Android development workflow. It serves as a comprehensive resource for implementing best practices in application building, debugging, and user interface design. The repository covers specialized techniques for build optimization, including methods to reduce binary sizes and accelerate compilation. It also provides detailed references for device debugging, memory leak detection, and the application of Material Design principles. The project further details productivity enhancements fo

STF is a web-based Android device management platform used to organize and control fleets of Android hardware. It functions as a device farm orchestrator and inventory manager, providing a centralized system for monitoring battery health, hardware specifications, and system versions across multiple devices. The platform distinguishes itself through a web-based screen streamer that allows for real-time interaction and application installation via a browser. It includes a remote ADB controller for executing shell commands and establishing port tunnels, as well as a booking system for time-limit

douyuEx is a Tampermonkey userscript and web interface enhancer designed to modify the functionality and appearance of a specific live streaming platform. It acts as a comprehensive automation tool and browser extension that provides a suite of utilities for managing live stream interactions, enhancing video playback, and analyzing streaming data. The project distinguishes itself through deep automation of platform-specific tasks, such as automated account check-ins, treasure box and gift packet claiming, and keyword-based chat responses. It also provides advanced interaction tools, including