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
Esta es una aplicación de escritorio para gestionar dispositivos Android e iOS conectados. Sirve como una herramienta multiplataforma para la instalación de paquetes de aplicaciones (sideloading), captura de pantallas de dispositivos, recopilación de informes de errores del sistema y ejecución de scripts de shell.
Las características principales de mortenjust/androidtool-mac son: 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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