From auto-mobile
Inspects the current state of a connected mobile device using AutoMobile observe capability, summarizing active app, visible UI elements, and interaction targets.
How this command is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/auto-mobile:SKILLobserve/The summary Claude sees in its command listing — used to decide when to auto-load this command
# Observe Device Use the AutoMobile observation tooling to inspect the current device state. ## Workflow 1. Call the `observe` capability for the active device. 2. Report the active app or activity, the most relevant visible UI elements, and the observation timestamp. 3. If the hierarchy is noisy, summarize only the controls that matter to the user’s goal. 4. When follow-up automation is likely, call out obvious next interaction targets such as buttons, fields, tabs, or permission prompts. ## Output Structure - Active app and activity - Key visible UI elements - `updatedAt` timestamp -...
Use the AutoMobile observation tooling to inspect the current device state.
observe capability for the active device.updatedAt timestampnpx claudepluginhub kaeawc/auto-mobile --plugin auto-mobile/handsonStarts HandsOn screen automation session: captures screenshot, detects UI framework on foreground window, confirms user goals and preferences, then automates app interactions.
/screenshotCaptures a screenshot from a specified mobile device (lists devices and uses first if none provided), saves it locally, and optionally fetches UI tree for context.
/ios-testBu komut iOS/SwiftUI uygulamasini derleyip simulator'da acarak computer use ile gorsel test yapar.
/shotCaptures screenshot of full screen, active window, or named app and returns textual analysis of UI elements, state, errors, and actionable items.
/mobileInvokes the mobile-accessibility agent to assist with React Native accessibility issues like touch targets and screen readers.
/guiDebugs and validates GUI systems including web dashboards, CLI interfaces, and visual components with automated diagnostics, testing, performance analysis, accessibility checks, and fixes. Supports scan modes via flags.