Android UI Analyser | Agent Skills Atlas

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Drive and inspect an Android app's UI on a device/emulator with the aua (android-ui-analyser) CLI. Returns the screen as a list of elements with stable integer IDs + bounding boxes, then acts BY ID — tap/input/swipe/key — so you never guess pixel coordinates. Use whenever the task involves an Android device/emulator: "test the Android app", "what's on screen", "tap/type/swipe the X", "is visible", "drive the emulator", automating or debugging an Android UI flow, checking a screen after a change, or inspecting/seeding a debuggable app's SQLite database. Hierarchy-first (tens of ms); falls back to OCR/detection/grounding vision on Compose/Flutter/WebView/canvas/game screens the accessibility tree can't see.

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android-ui-analyser

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Drive and inspect an Android app's UI on a device/emulator with the `aua` (android-ui-analyser) CLI. Returns the screen as a list of elements with stable integer IDs + bounding boxes, then acts BY ID — tap/input/swipe/key — so you never guess pixel coordinates. Use whenever the task involves an Android device/emulator: "test the Android app", "what's on screen", "tap/type/swipe the X", "is <text> visible", "drive the emulator", automating or debugging an Android UI flow, checking a screen after a change, or inspecting/seeding a debuggable app's SQLite database. Hierarchy-first (tens of ms); falls back to OCR/detection/grounding vision on Compose/Flutter/WebView/canvas/game screens the accessibility tree can't see.

About this listing

Category: Security
Reported license: MIT
Listing language (estimated): English
Review status: Not individually reviewed
Agent compatibility: Atlas installation supports Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor. Skill-specific dependencies and features are checked during setup.