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
Polybar is a customizable X11 status bar and Linux desktop panel. It serves as a system information dashboard and window manager integration tool, rendering real-time hardware metrics, system status, and window state for Linux desktops. The project features an inter-process communication system that allows separate processes to trigger dynamic updates or execute actions across the environment. It also includes a system for building hierarchical interactive menus that use this messaging to launch applications and system settings. Capabilities cover system monitoring for network connectivity a
Oils is a Unix shell interpreter and scripting language runtime that combines a modern shell language with POSIX and Bash compatibility. It functions as a structured data shell, integrating JSON and J8 formats to manage complex data without relying on string parsing. The system is distinguished by a C++ transpiled interpreter that converts a subset of Python source code into strongly typed C++ for high-performance execution. It features a garbage-collected typed runtime that supports prototype-based polymorphism, lexical closures, and reference-based variable mutation. To decouple shell logic
SketchyBar is a shell-scriptable system user interface and status bar replacement for macOS. It replaces the native menu bar with a customizable overlay that uses scriptable widgets and dynamic visual blocks to display real-time data. The tool is distinguished by its use of external shell scripts to update visual elements and state. It supports a declarative configuration system that allows for the creation of multi-instance bars and the execution of batched commands to minimize flickering during startup. The system provides capabilities for dynamic system monitoring through graphs and visua
Dies ist eine Desktop-Anwendung zur Verwaltung verbundener Android- und iOS-Geräte. Sie dient als plattformübergreifendes Tool zum Sideloading von App-Paketen, zur Aufnahme von Gerätebildschirmen, zum Sammeln von System-Diagnoseberichten und zur Ausführung von Shell-Skripten.
Die Hauptfunktionen von mortenjust/androidtool-mac sind: Cross-Platform Device Managers, Mobile Application Deployments, Shell Script Execution Engines, Sideloading Workflows, Multi-Device Video Capture, Screen Recording, Android Package Deployments, Cross-Platform Sideloading Tools.
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