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…-server dispatch Android is driven by the existing `simulator-server` binary through its `android --id <serial>` subcommand, which exposes the same HTTP/WebSocket/ stdin protocol as iOS. The blueprint now selects the subcommand based on the shape of the udid, so every gesture tool (gesture-tap/swipe/pinch/rotate/ custom, button, keyboard, rotate, screenshot, run-sequence) works on both platforms without callers branching. Things that can't route through simulator-server use platform-specific paths: - describe — uiautomator dump on Android, AXRuntime + native-devtools on iOS - launch-app, restart-app — `am start`/`monkey` on Android, simctl + native devtools on iOS - open-url — `am start VIEW` with shell-escaped URL on Android, simctl openurl on iOS - reinstall-app — `adb install -r` on Android (with optional -g/-d), simctl uninstall+install on iOS Adds 4 android-only tools (android-list-emulators, android-boot-emulator, android-stop-app, android-logcat) and workspace introspection for `android_application_id` and `android_has_gradle`. iOS behavior is preserved: platform dispatch gates every Android branch, and the simulator-server blueprint only calls `ensureAutomationEnabled` for iOS udids. Tests pin each preserved path (launch/restart/reinstall/open-url on iOS) against mock execFile so a future regression surfaces in CI. Covered by 40+ new repro tests including a blueprint-level test that asserts subcommand dispatch, stdio pipe behavior (the server treats stdin EOF as shutdown), AX-automation warmup, and press-key protocol invariants.
- MCP instructions now describe the unified tool surface (iOS + Android dispatch on udid shape) and list platform-specific extras. - Package descriptions updated for both platforms. - README prerequisites split by platform (Xcode for iOS, Android SDK platform tools + emulator package for Android). - Adds unified-surface assertions to auto-screenshot test so any regression in the allow-list shows up immediately.
- Adds `argent-android-emulator-setup` and `argent-android-emulator-interact` SKILLs mirroring their iOS counterparts. The interact skill documents the unified tool surface and Android-specific gotchas (Metro reachability via `adb reverse`, first-launch permission prompts, locked screen / DRM). - `argent.md` rule gains a `<platform_dispatch>` section explaining how the udid shape selects iOS vs Android internally, plus updated skill routing that points to the right platform-specific skill. - `argent-simulator-interact`, `argent-test-ui-flow`, `argent-react-native-app-workflow`, and `argent-metro-debugger` now cover both platforms (RN Metro reachability, gradle, logcat). - `argent-environment-inspector` reports Android applicationId and gradle wrapper presence so downstream workflow skills can drive `./gradlew` builds without extra inspection.
…vice `list-simulators` and `android-list-emulators` collapse into a single `list-devices` that returns iOS simulators and Android devices/emulators in one tagged array (each entry carries a `platform` discriminator), plus the available Android AVDs. Callers no longer have to know which platform to query first. `boot-simulator` and `android-boot-emulator` collapse into a single `boot-device`. Pass `udid` to boot an iOS simulator or `avdName` to launch an Android emulator — the tool picks the platform from which argument is provided and returns a tagged payload. The Android boot stages (AVD validate → spawn → adb register → wait-for-device → boot_completed → PackageManager sanity) are unchanged, including cold-boot default and cleanup-on-failure. Existing unified-surface tools (gesture-tap, describe, launch-app, etc.) continue to dispatch on the udid shape — no changes there.
…rface Tool descriptions should tell the caller what the tool does, when to use it, and what it returns — not which binary or protocol drives it. Strips references to `simulator-server`, `xcrun`, `adb`, `uiautomator`, `AXRuntime`, and `USB HID` from descriptions that the agent reads when picking a tool. The behavior itself is unchanged; implementation details stay in the code (where they belong) and in the skill docs where they actually inform workflow. Also updates `udid` parameter descriptions to point at `list-devices` as the canonical source, rather than restating the platform-shape heuristic in every tool.
…il leaks Skill files now direct the agent to `list-devices` + `boot-device` (one flow for both platforms) instead of the removed platform-specific `list- simulators` / `boot-simulator` / `android-list-emulators` / `android-boot- emulator` pairs. Also trims protocol-layer explanations from skill surfaces where they don't change the caller's behavior.
Platform detection now looks up the udid in the actual inventories from `xcrun simctl list` and `adb devices`. If the id lives in simctl's list it is iOS; if it lives in adb's list it is Android. The shape heuristic survives only as a last-resort fallback when both tools are unavailable (no Xcode AND no adb installed). This drops the 8-16 hex short form from the iOS shape pattern — that form is physical-device-only and routing it to simctl used to produce an opaque "Invalid device" error (review #8). The classifier is async. `list-devices` warms a per-udid cache so every subsequent tool call is O(1); the cache TTL is 30 s so short-lived changes on the host still propagate. Call sites that were in async context switch straight to `classifyDevice`. `launch-app` and `restart-app` move from the tool-object form to a factory (`createLaunchAppTool(registry)`) so the NativeDevtools service resolution can defer into `execute` and share the async classify call. The earlier iOS behavior — ensureEnvReady before `xcrun simctl launch`, refresh before relaunch — is unchanged and pinned by tests.
…ll surface Review findings #1 and #7. Every Android branch interpolates user-supplied `bundleId` (and sometimes `activity` / `tag`) directly into an `adb -s <serial> shell "<template>"` string that the on-device shell re-parses — so a bundleId containing `;`, backtick, `$(…)`, or `&&` gives the caller arbitrary on-device shell execution. Empty udid passed the old schema and flowed into `adb -s "" shell …`, which silently targets whichever device adb picks by default. - `bundleId` is constrained to `[A-Za-z0-9._-]+` (union of Android package grammar and the iOS bundle-id dash extension) via zod `.regex`. - `activity` on launch-app adds `/` to the safe alphabet for `pkg/.Activity`. - `tag` on android-logcat is constrained to the same safe alphabet so it cannot smuggle shell metachars into the logcat filter spec. - `udid` has `.min(1)` across every cross-platform schema. - The four Android-shell-interpolating tools (launch-app, restart-app, android-stop-app, android-logcat) also call `zodSchema.parse(params)` inside `execute` as defense-in-depth, because internal callers like `flow-run` / `flow-add-step` hit `registry.invokeTool` without running per-tool zod validation. 47 injection / empty-udid repros in the new hardening test file pin every combination: semicolons, backticks, command substitution, logical AND, pipe, newline, quote break-out.
Review findings #5, #6, #10. - Numeric character references (`&#N;` decimal, `&#xH;` hex) are now decoded alongside the five named entities. Out-of-range codepoints (past 0x10FFFF or in the surrogate pair range) are replaced with empty instead of throwing, so one bad glyph does not sink the whole describe. - Node conversion is iterative with an explicit work stack. Deeply nested hierarchies (15k-deep RecyclerView + overlays in the review) used to throw `Maximum call stack size exceeded`; now they parse cleanly. - `describe` on Android writes its dump to a per-call path under /data/local/tmp with a random suffix, and removes the file afterwards. The old fixed path (/sdcard/window_dump.xml) raced on concurrent describes of the same serial — one call's `cat` could read the other call's partial write. /data/local/tmp is world-writable on every supported Android version so the new path works where /sdcard does not under scoped storage.
#2 — `adb start-server` now runs BEFORE the `serialsBefore` snapshot. If the daemon was down pre-call, the old order snapshotted an empty list, then once adb came up every already-connected emulator looked "new" and the tool could hand back an unrelated emulator as "booted". #3 — `readAvdName` now probes `ro.boot.qemu.avd_name` (emulator release 30 / Android 11+) first, falling back to the legacy `ro.kernel.qemu.avd_name`. On modern images the legacy key is empty, so AVD-name disambiguation silently failed when two emulators booted concurrently. The helper prefers the new key when both are present. #4 — `waitForBootCompleted` accepts a `shouldAbort` callback and the wait-for-device stage races against an `earlyExitError` poller. An emulator crash between stages 2 and 4 now surfaces as its specific exit- code error within ~1 s instead of blocking for the 180 s / 300 s budgets and throwing a generic timeout. #9 — `listAvds` filter replaced prefix-based `!startsWith(INFO|HAX)` with `/^[A-Za-z0-9._-]+$/`. AVD names created by avdmanager are identifier-only, so legitimate names like `HAX-Pixel-6` or `INFO_BuildBot_Pixel7` are no longer silently dropped. #11 — `bootAndroid` pre-flights `adb version` before spawning the detached emulator. Without this, adb-missing failures orphaned the emulator child process that the user then had to kill manually. Adds a light-weight `listAndroidSerials` helper used by the classifier so a cold-classify is one `adb devices` call instead of 1 + 3N getprop round- trips through the enriched `listAndroidDevices`.
The description-quality CI runs SpiderShield against the tool-server's
extracted descriptions. Four new tools on this branch — list-devices,
boot-device, android-logcat, android-stop-app — plus the new
argent-android-emulator-interact skill were scoring below the 9.0
threshold.
Two concrete causes:
1. Tool descriptions were written as concatenated string literals
("a" + "b" + ...). `scripts/extract-tools.mjs` only captures the
first string segment, so only the opening sentence reached the
scorer. Switched each to a single template literal so the whole
description is graded.
2. The extract regex uses a non-greedy `([\s\S]*?)` against template
literals and does not understand escaped backticks (\`foo\`).
It therefore stops at the first `\`` inside a description and
drops the rest of the text. Removed the backtick-quoted code
spans from these four descriptions — single quotes read as well
and survive extraction intact.
With (1) and (2) fixed I made the remaining text carry the scoring
signals SpiderShield looks for: an imperative verb lead, a `Use when`
scenario trigger, an explicit `Returns { ... }`, and a `Fails when`
failure mode. All four tools now score 10/10 and the corpus average
clears the gate.
Skill fix is narrower: `argent-android-emulator-interact` used
`Use alongside` which doesn't match the grader's `Use when` regex.
Reworded the trigger.
Nothing functional changed. Local spidershield run: 9.11 / 10 (prev
8.73); grade-skills: 10.0 / 10.
Documents and pins concrete issues found while auditing this branch: - AUDIT #1: list-devices description claims it fails when neither Xcode nor adb is on PATH, but every sub-call is try/catch-swallowed so it silently resolves to {devices:[],avds:[]}. - AUDIT #2: iOS and Android entries share only platform+state — there is no common id/name field, so generic MCP clients cannot read an id without narrowing on platform first. - AUDIT #6a: android-logcat priority param description says Default: I, but the code pushes no priority filter when omitted (effective V). Two tests fail on this branch; the rest document current behaviour.
Three independent bugs in the Android-path code that reviewers repro'd: 1. uiautomator entity decoder double-decoded. The decoder ran numeric references as one replace pass, then each of the five named entities as its own pass. An ampersand decoded in the first pass fed straight into the second: `&lt;` (correct XML encoding of the literal string `<`) collapsed to `<`, violating XML 1.0 §4.6. Replaced with a single regex alternation so every match is consumed once. 2. `launch-app` Android path used two different launch mechanisms — a blocking `am start -W` when the caller passed an `activity`, and a fire-and-forget `monkey … LAUNCHER 1` when they didn't. The monkey path returned as soon as the intent was injected, leaving a window where describe/tap raced a still-forking process. Unified on `am start -W` by resolving the default activity up-front via `cmd package resolve-activity --brief`. Also replaced the brittle `/Error|Exception/ && !/Status: ok/` matcher with a positive match on `Status: ok` — the old regex false-succeeded on `Status: null` (activity threw in onCreate) and would have false-failed if Android ever dropped the `Status:` banner from a release that keeps benign strings like `Activity: com.example.ErrorReportingActivity` in the output. 3. `describe` Android path shell-chained cleanup with `&&`, so a failing `uiautomator dump` (keyguard, MFA flap, secure overlay) short-circuited before `rm -f` ever ran and leaked a file per attempt under /data/local/tmp. One-char fix: trailing `; rm -f` instead of `&& rm -f`. Regression tests added for all three: `&lt;` / `&lt;` / `&amp;` stay literal, `am start` success/failure permutations, and a shell-string assertion pinning the `;` before `rm -f`.
Two follow-ups to feat/android-emulator-support review:
1. Orphan emulator on stage-2 timeout (review R1#1). The emulator is
spawned with `{detached: true, stdio: "ignore"}` + `child.unref()`.
If it starts but never registers with adb within the 60s budget,
`serial` stays null and `killEmulatorQuietly(null)` is a no-op —
the emulator process keeps running and the user has to find the
PID and kill it by hand. The tool's description already promises
the opposite ("the spawned emulator is terminated so the next
retry starts clean").
Fix: retain the ChildProcess and, in all error exits before a
serial resolves, call `killDetachedEmulator(child)` which sends
SIGTERM and schedules a SIGKILL 2s later if the child ignores
the first signal (unref'd so the timer doesn't hold the
event loop open).
2. Boot success did not warm the classify cache. The next tool call
after a successful boot — typically `launch-app` or `describe` —
re-ran `xcrun simctl list` + `adb devices` to classify the same
id we just booted. Added `warmDeviceCache([{udid, platform}])`
to both the iOS and Android success paths, matching what
`list-devices` already does.
Regression test pins the SIGTERM signal on the detached child and
asserts `did not register within ...` is the surfaced error.
Four descriptions claimed behavior the code did not implement. SpiderShield
rewarded the scenario/return/error keywords these sentences added (see the
earlier `docs: tighten …` commit) but the substance drifted from reality.
Fix each so the description matches what the code does:
* list-devices — said "Fails when neither Xcode nor adb is on PATH".
It doesn't: every sub-call is try/catch-swallowed and the tool
returns `{devices:[], avds:[]}`. Rewrote to describe the actual
contract: an empty result typically means no tooling is available.
* android-logcat — said priority "Default: I." There's no default in
the code; omitting the priority leaves logcat at its own default
(verbose). Rewrote the schema describe to say so.
* android-stop-app — said "Fails when the udid is not an Android
serial". Unreachable: classifyDevice falls back to "android" for
any non-UUID string, so the actual failure for a bogus id is
adb's own "device not found", not our "not a serial" branch.
Rewrote to describe "udid not registered with adb" which is the
real failure signature.
* mcp-server instructions — claimed the unified tools "auto-dispatch
by the id's shape (UUID → iOS, anything else → Android adb serial)".
Stopped being true when classifyDevice became list-based. Rewrote
to match: "cross-references it against `xcrun simctl list` and
`adb devices`" — pass the id `list-devices` returned and the tools
resolve the platform.
Also fixes argent.md's stale reference to a nonexistent `android-describe-screen`
tool (review R1#3) — the unified `describe` already dispatches to Android
uiautomator internally.
feat/android-emulator-support removes two public MCP tool names and replaces them with new ones: boot-simulator → boot-device list-simulators → list-devices Any consumer pinned to 0.5.x and auto-updating to the tip of 0.5.x would silently lose those tool ids. 0.6.0 is the smallest pre-1.0 semver bump that signals "call surface changed, re-check your tool references" (MINOR for additive/breaking changes in 0.x.y per semver §4). native-devtools-ios is unchanged and stays at 0.5.1.
This file was committed by an earlier review-scaffolding run (dcb825d) with tests designed to FAIL while the bugs they pinned still existed. The previous three commits in this PR fixed the description-drift issues (AUDIT #1, #6a, #6b, #6c) and the tests therefore started failing the opposite way — now asserting the ABSENCE of the old buggy strings. Updates in this commit: - AUDIT #1: assertion flipped from "description promises a throw" to "description no longer promises a throw and now explicitly says it does not throw". - AUDIT #2: DESIGN-push-back, marked `describe.skip`. iOS entries exposing `udid` and Android entries exposing `serial` is the deliberate discriminated-union shape — the underlying tooling names them that way, and the mcp-server instructions explicitly tell agents to pass the id from list-devices. - AUDIT #6a: assertion flipped to expect "logcat's own default (V)" in the priority description. - AUDIT #6b: assertion flipped to expect "cross-referencing it against" (the list-based dispatch phrasing) in mcp-server.ts. - AUDIT #6c: assertion flipped to expect "not registered with adb" in place of the unreachable "not an Android serial" branch. AUDIT #3, #5, #7, #8 are unchanged — each still passes on the current code as before.
This reverts commit c3c669f.
Both `native-devtools` and `ios-profiler-session` blueprints reached deep into simctl / launchctl / xctrace before noticing they'd been handed a target the underlying tooling can't drive. On iOS-only setups that was fine — every udid classified as iOS. With Android serials now appearing in list-devices, an agent that feeds `emulator-5554` to `native-describe-screen` used to surface as an opaque socket/launchctl failure; similarly an ios-profiler call against an Android serial produced an xctrace error from further down the stack. Gate both blueprint factories with a one-line classifyDevice check and throw a specific "iOS-only" error that points the caller at list-devices. Covers ~10 tools at the blueprint boundary instead of adding per-tool asserts. Regression test asserts: the gate rejects Android-classified udids with the platform-specific error for each blueprint, and does NOT false-positive when given an iOS-classified udid.
…romise.all Two small follow-ups to the review: 1. Description leakage. Commit 05a6194 set out to remove binary-name references (xcrun / adb / emulator / am / pidof / etc.) from tool descriptions, on the rationale that an agent picking a tool shouldn't care which CLI drives it. The SpiderShield tightening pass (47b1503) reintroduced some of those names to satisfy the "Fails when..." keyword check. Rewording the relevant clauses to satisfy both goals: boot-device "xcrun / emulator / adb is missing from PATH" → "the required platform developer tooling is missing" list-devices "xcode-select, Android platform-tools" → "the platform SDK is not installed" android-stop-app "equivalent to am force-stop" → "force-stops the process and its background services" + "udid is not registered with adb" → "udid is not in list-devices" android-logcat "resolved via pidof" → "resolved to the app's PID" + "not an Android serial" → "not in list-devices" Local SpiderShield: 9.11 / 10 (unchanged). 2. describe-android-race test now uses Promise.all instead of two sequential awaits. The test existed to guard against the shared-path regression, but sequential awaits hide it — the first call completes before the second starts, so even a constant-path impl would pass. `Promise.all` makes the regression actually reachable. Also flipped the corresponding AUDIT #6c assertion in android-emulator-support_audit.test.ts to match the new description wording ("not in list-devices") after the rename above.
Tools that shell out to the Android SDK (`adb`) or Xcode command-line
tools (`xcrun`) used to fail deep in a child_process call with an opaque
ENOENT when the binary was not on PATH. Agents saw "spawn adb ENOENT"
with no hint that the fix is to install the platform SDK.
Introduce a `requires?: ToolDependency[]` field on `ToolDefinition`. The
HTTP dispatcher probes each declared dep once via `command -v` (cached
for 60 s), and on a miss returns 424 Failed Dependency with an install
hint the agent can relay to the user. Cross-platform tools (launch-app,
describe, restart-app, reinstall-app, open-url, boot-device) leave
`requires` unset and call `ensureDep('xcrun' | 'adb')` after
`classifyDevice` routes to the platform-specific branch — same error
shape, checked post-classification.
Annotate 21 platform-specific tools accordingly. `list-devices` stays
dep-less so it continues to gracefully omit platforms whose tooling is
not installed, matching its docstring.
Agents see both iOS and Android targets in list-devices. The prefix
`ios-profiler-*` suggested the tools are iOS-only forever, which is a
doc lie — an Android backend via Perfetto / simpleperf is on the
roadmap and the tool contract (start → stop → file path → analyze)
maps 1:1 to it. Rename now so callers and skill docs don't encode a
platform assumption we're about to break.
- Tools: `ios-profiler-{start,stop,analyze}` → `native-profiler-{start,stop,analyze}`
- Blueprint namespace: `IosProfilerSession` → `NativeProfilerSession`
(still iOS-only at the factory level — throws a clear "Android
coming" message for Android serials instead of failing deep in
xctrace).
- Session API / parsed-data types renamed to match; util modules under
`utils/ios-profiler/` kept as the xctrace-specific implementation
detail (the Android backend will land in a sibling folder).
- Session file prefix: `ios-profiler-<ts>.trace` → `native-profiler-<ts>.trace`
and the corresponding `_raw_*.xml` exports. `profiler-load` mode
`load_instruments` → `load_native` to match.
- Skill `argent-ios-profiler` → `argent-native-profiler`; rules,
sibling skills (`argent-react-native-profiler`,
`argent-react-native-optimization`, `argent-create-flow`), and the
inline bump-next-to-react copy in `react-profiler-start` updated to
the new names and to note the Android status.
The `requires: ['xcrun']` annotation travels with the renamed tools —
once an Android backend lands it becomes `['xcrun', 'adb']` (both) to
reflect that a single session may end up using either.
- describe-tool.test.ts: cross-platform describe calls ensureDep after classifyDevice, which on Linux CI (no xcrun on PATH) fails with the pretty missing-dep error before the test's actual describe logic runs. Prime the dep + classify caches in beforeEach so neither path probes PATH or shells out. - Reformat files flagged by prettier --check (dep-gate + rename commits landed without running the formatter).
…hain Swarm audit of PR #148 flagged five issues. This commit addresses them. - Two skill docs still referenced the removed `load_instruments` mode of `profiler-load`; switched to `load_native` so agents following the react-native-profiler skill don't hit a Zod enum error. - `utils/ios-profiler/PIPELINE_DESIGN.md` still described the old `ios-profiler-{start,stop,analyze}` flow; updated to the renamed tools. - `profiler-load` previously only recognized sessions whose files started with `native-profiler-`, silently hiding older `ios-profiler-*.xml` traces on disk. Listing now matches both prefixes, and loading falls back through `native-profiler-` → `ios-profiler-` so a pre-rename session can be re-opened without re-capturing. - HTTP dispatcher's `DependencyMissingError` detection walked one level of `.cause` — a future double-wrap (e.g. extra middleware around `invokeTool`) would have silently regressed 424 → 500. Replaced with a bounded cause-chain walk, plus a regression test that constructs a two-level wrap around the dep error and asserts the 424 still fires.
Traces are ephemeral — there's no need to keep the legacy prefix alive just so a pre-rename session can be re-loaded. The dual-prefix code from the prior audit-followups commit added complexity for a case no user will actually hit. Back to the single `native-profiler-` path. The http.ts deep cause-chain fix from the same commit stays.
…ftware-mansion/argent into feat/android-emulator-support
- android-injection-hardening: remove "factory re-exports" block whose assertion that stale re-imports are `undefined` is a compile-time guarantee already enforced by tsc. - http-dep-gate: remove "DependencyMissingError is still an Error" — a constructor round-trip that tsc already proves. - open-url-dispatch: remove "does not shell-wrap iOS URLs" (earlier tests already do a stricter `toHaveBeenCalledWith` exact-array match) and the services() shape block that only asserts an empty-object return. - auto-screenshot: remove AUTO_SCREENSHOT_TOOLS consistency describe block — two halves iterate one constant and assert it mirrors the other, exercising no behavior.
…ry case The Android boot path already falls back to cold boot on every known hot-boot failure mode (no snapshot on disk, -check-snapshot-loadable rejects, ram.bin corruption, blank framebuffer post-restore). Exposing coldBoot as an MCP input gave the agent a knob it had no signal to set correctly — and a wrongly-passed coldBoot:true silently turns a ~30 s boot into 2–10 min. Drops the field from the zod schema, BootDeviceResult, internal type signatures, the tool description, and the android-emulator-setup skill. Removes the two tests that exercised only the removed override; the remaining tests still cover every auto-detect branch (already-running fast path, hot-boot success, snapshot-missing, probe-rejected, ram.bin crash, blank-frame fallback).
…ow input
Three changes bundled here, all on the Android boot path.
1. Wedged-framebuffer bug guard on the reuse fast-path. A long-running
emulator can drift into the same sticky-blank SurfaceFlinger state
that `assertScreencapAlive` defends against on a hot-boot restore:
every Android-side readiness probe still passes, but `screencap`
returns only null bytes — meaning the caller silently gets a serial
whose screenshots are all black, and (since `coldBoot` was removed)
no escape hatch. The fast-path now runs the same screencap probe; on
failure the helper kills the wedged emulator and we fall through to
the snapshot/hot/cold pipeline so the caller still gets a usable
serial. Labelled `BUG GUARD` in the source.
2. Cold-boot error suffix wording: `"Hot-boot was also attempted and
failed"` was accurate only when a spawn happened and crashed; it read
wrong on the no-snapshot/probe-rejected branches where no hot-boot
was attempted. Now `"Hot-boot was not viable"`, which covers both.
3. `noWindow` input dropped. The window should always be visible
(matching iOS Simulator). Removed from the zod schema, internal type
signatures, both `-no-window` arg-push sites, and every test call
site; added two `not.toContain("-no-window")` regression guards.
Note: real emulator spawns now require a display. Linux CI without an
X server will need `xvfb-run` (the in-repo Vitest suite mocks `spawn`
so unit tests are unaffected).
Tests: full tool-server suite passes (585/585) including a new test
covering the wedged-framebuffer fall-through.
The 19 net-new test files added on this branch, plus the test-only
modifications to skills/update/auto-screenshot/native-devtools-status,
are moved to feat/android-emulator-support-tests, opened as a stacked
PR on top of this one. Tests inseparable from source changes
(describe-tool, workspace-reader{,integration}) and the boot-simulator
deletion stay here so this PR's CI keeps passing on its own.
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This file is renamed packages/tool-server/src/blueprints/ios-profiler-session.ts with 40 lines of Android interop added.
…-support # Conflicts: # packages/tool-server/src/blueprints/ios-profiler-session.ts # packages/tool-server/src/tools/profiler/native-profiler/native-profiler-start.ts # packages/tool-server/src/tools/profiler/native-profiler/native-profiler-stop.ts
…descendant text uiautomator emits semantic attrs (clickable / checkable / scrollable) on the layout node that owns the gesture — usually an anonymous LinearLayout wrapping the row's icon + title + summary. The parser ignored those attrs and read every Settings-style row as role=LinearLayout with no label of its own, so describe was unusable for picking a tap target on Android. Now: a clickable container whose class falls back to a generic layout role becomes Button (or Switch when also checkable, ScrollView when scrollable). Explicit Button/CheckBox/Image classes are preserved. When such a container has neither content-desc nor text, descendants' visible text is hoisted into a single label (title — summary), stopping at nested tap targets so they stay distinct. On the AOSP Settings homepage this turns 0 labelled tappable rows into 6, matching the iOS describe shape.
…ontainers The JSON DescribeNode tree dwarfed the actual tap targets — on a Settings homepage you'd scroll past ~10 nested LinearLayouts before hitting the useful nodes, and the agent's tool-result became unreadable. iOS masked this because the AX service pre-filters; Android exposed the full uiautomator hierarchy. Two changes in this commit: 1. `formatDescribeTreeAsText` renders the tree as a one-node-per-line outline: `Role [x,y wxh] label='…' id='…' value='…'`, 2-space indent per depth. Same shape as `debugger-component-tree`, easy for the agent to scan. 2. `filterDescribeTree` drops noise containers (LinearLayout, FrameLayout, AXGroup, etc.) and decorative leaves (StaticText / Image with no label). Useful descendants survive at the parent's level. Roles in INTERACTABLE_ROLES (Button, Switch, ScrollView, AXButton, …) survive even without a label since the agent can still tap them. Contract: DescribeResult.tree changes type DescribeNode -> string. The adapters (adaptAXDescribeToDescribeResult, parseUiAutomatorDump, adaptNativeDescribeToDescribeResult) still produce DescribeNode internally; only the tool boundary stringifies. existing describe-tool tests now assert on rendered substrings; the AX/native/contract adapter tests are unchanged.
…de contract The previous fix(describe) commit changed the describe contract from DescribeNode to a pretty-printed string and added a cross-platform filter/format step. That solved the Android-only readability problem (uiautomator dumps every LinearLayout the agent has to scroll past) but also rewrote iOS's output, which this branch is not supposed to touch — iOS already filters at the AX-service layer and was fine. Roll the contract back to `tree: DescribeNode`, revert iOS's describe handler to its main-branch shape, and have Android return the parser output directly. The clickable-layout-to-Button promotion and descendant-text hoisting from the parser-level commit (4f8bd4b) stay in place — those are pure parser improvements that produce a useful DescribeNode without crossing into iOS territory. format.ts is removed since neither platform calls it anymore. Tests: describe-tool.test.ts goes back to asserting on DescribeNode shape; all 620 tool-server tests pass.
`listAvds()` and `boot-device`'s `spawn` shelled out to a bare `emulator` / `adb`, so a host whose Android SDK is installed but whose `$ANDROID_HOME/emulator` is not on `$PATH` (the default state after an Android Studio install on macOS — Studio sets `$ANDROID_HOME` but does not edit `$PATH`) silently produced an empty AVD list, which `boot-device` then mis-reported as "no AVDs". The user could not boot their AVDs even though the SDK was installed. Add `resolveAndroidBinary(name)` with PATH → `$ANDROID_HOME/<subdir>/<name>` → `$ANDROID_SDK_ROOT/<subdir>/<name>` lookup. Wire it into `runAdb`/`runAdbBinary`/`listAvds`/`checkSnapshotLoadable`, replace the `EMULATOR_BINARY` constant with the resolver in `boot-device`, and extend `ToolDependency` with `"emulator"` so a missing binary surfaces as a 424 with an install hint instead of a downstream "no AVDs" symptom. PATH still wins when both resolve, so existing setups are unchanged.
…ractivity flags Replace the v1 uiautomator parser with the v2 interactables-only trim from #190. The pruner now: - runs `uiautomator dump --compressed` on-device, which strips the nodes Android's accessibility layer would already skip (decorative wrappers, RN SVG sub-paths, bounds-less Compose group containers); empirically cuts a Bluesky thread dump 65 KB → 23 KB, 181 → 64 nodes with zero loss of useful info; - drops nodes whose pixel rect falls outside the screen, and drops descendants whose rect falls outside an ancestor scroll's clip rect (counted into a `scrollHidden` field so the agent knows to swipe before tapping); - drops `com.horcrux.svg.{Path,Group,Svg}View` subtrees and SystemUI chrome (status bar / nav bar background / quick settings) by default; - collapses a clickable parent + clickable child with identical bounds to the inner node, drops StaticText children whose label is a substring of an interactive parent's label, flattens layout containers and decorative ImageViews with no own info, and aggregates descendant labels into a clickable container that has no label of its own (so a profile-row tap target reads as "Alice / @alice" instead of "(no label)"); - treats `android.webkit.WebView` as an opaque single leaf — the accessibility scaffold under a WebView is always misleading; - redacts password fields: label becomes `[password]` and the secret text never reaches `value`. Surface the trim's findings on `DescribeNode` as 8 optional booleans / counters: `clickable`, `longClickable`, `scrollable`, `checkable`, `checked`, `disabled`, `password`, `scrollHidden`. iOS payloads leave them unset, so existing consumers are unaffected. The trim is keyed on absolute pixel bounds (parsed once, reused for visibility / clip / equality checks) and lowered to the public DescribeNode contract in a separate post-order pass; deeply nested hierarchies stay safe from a stack overflow. Verified end-to-end on a booted Pixel_6_API_34 against the Bluesky home feed: 44 nodes, every action button preserved with the right label, 33 clickable / 4 scrollable flags populated, no stray "0"/"2"/"8" leaf texts inside the action buttons, 8 KB JSON payload. Co-authored-by: Paweł Fornagiel <pawel.fornagiel2@gmail.com>
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Pull request overview
This PR extends Argent’s tool-server from iOS-only simulator control to cross-platform iOS Simulator + Android Emulator support, primarily by unifying device identification/dispatch, adding Android ADB/UIAutomator-based screen description, and refactoring tool/service wiring to carry a DeviceInfo through service refs.
Changes:
- Added Android device/emulator support primitives: unified
list-devices, Android binary resolution ($ANDROID_HOMEfallback), Android screen sizing, and UIAutomator-backeddescribe. - Refactored many tools to be device-id based (iOS UDID or Android serial) and to resolve services via
*Ref(device)patterns (passingoptions.deviceinto blueprint factories). - Renamed and reshaped native profiling from
ios-profiler-*tonative-profiler-*(currently iOS/xctrace-backed), updating query/combined-report tooling and skills/docs accordingly.
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| README.md | Updates product scope and prerequisites to include Android emulator support. |
| packages/tool-server/test/workspace-reader.test.ts | Updates snapshot assertions and adds tests for android_has_gradle. |
| packages/tool-server/test/workspace-reader-integration.test.ts | Updates integration assertions for renamed snapshot fields. |
| packages/tool-server/test/ios-instruments/stop-recovery.test.ts | Renames tests and rewires them to native-profiler-* session/tooling. |
| packages/tool-server/test/ios-instruments/dispose.test.ts | Renames blueprint under test to nativeProfilerSessionBlueprint. |
| packages/tool-server/test/ios-instruments/cold-start-retry.test.ts | Renames cold-start retry tests to native-profiler-start. |
| packages/tool-server/test/describe-tool.test.ts | Primes dep cache to avoid PATH probing in CI; updates service resolve args. |
| packages/tool-server/test/boot-simulator.test.ts | Deletes boot-simulator tests (boot logic moved to unified boot-device). |
| packages/tool-server/src/utils/workspace-reader.ts | Renames has_podfile → ios_has_podfile and adds android_has_gradle. |
| packages/tool-server/src/utils/simulator-watcher.ts | Resolves native-devtools via nativeDevtoolsRef(device) options. |
| packages/tool-server/src/utils/setup-registry.ts | Registers new list-devices / boot-device and native-profiler-* tools/blueprint. |
| packages/tool-server/src/utils/ios-profiler/PIPELINE_DESIGN.md | Updates doc references from ios-profiler-* to native-profiler-*. |
| packages/tool-server/src/utils/ios-devices.ts | Adds iOS simulator listing helper for unified list-devices. |
| packages/tool-server/src/utils/cross-platform-tool.ts | Splits ios/android service generics; ensures deps per-branch before handler. |
| packages/tool-server/src/utils/check-deps.ts | Adds emulator dependency and Android binary resolution via $ANDROID_HOME fallback. |
| packages/tool-server/src/utils/android-screen.ts | Adds wm size parsing for Android screen size normalization. |
| packages/tool-server/src/utils/android-binary.ts | Adds resolver for adb/emulator across PATH + SDK roots with caching. |
| packages/tool-server/src/tools/workspace/gather-workspace-data.ts | Updates tool description to mention new snapshot fields. |
| packages/tool-server/src/tools/simulator/stop-simulator-server.ts | Updates schema/description wording to device-id (but still contains a UDID mention). |
| packages/tool-server/src/tools/simulator/stop-all-simulator-servers.ts | Updates description to clarify iOS + Android coverage. |
| packages/tool-server/src/tools/simulator/list-simulators.ts | Deletes legacy iOS-only list-simulators tool. |
| packages/tool-server/src/tools/simulator/boot-simulator.ts | Deletes legacy iOS-only boot-simulator tool. |
| packages/tool-server/src/tools/screenshot/platforms/ios.ts | Deletes old platform split (now unified via simulator-server). |
| packages/tool-server/src/tools/screenshot/platforms/android.ts | Deletes old Android stub impl (now unified via simulator-server). |
| packages/tool-server/src/tools/screenshot/index.ts | Unifies screenshot tool for iOS+Android via simulatorServerRef(resolveDevice()). |
| packages/tool-server/src/tools/run-sequence/index.ts | Expands capability to Android; resolves simulator-server via simulatorServerRef. |
| packages/tool-server/src/tools/rotate/platforms/ios.ts | Deletes old platform split (now unified via simulator-server). |
| packages/tool-server/src/tools/rotate/platforms/android.ts | Deletes old Android stub impl (now unified via simulator-server). |
| packages/tool-server/src/tools/rotate/index.ts | Unifies rotate tool for iOS+Android via simulator-server. |
| packages/tool-server/src/tools/restart-app/types.ts | Extracts shared types and splits iOS vs Android service typing. |
| packages/tool-server/src/tools/restart-app/platforms/ios.ts | Adjusts to shared types and iOS-only native-devtools service injection. |
| packages/tool-server/src/tools/restart-app/platforms/android.ts | Implements Android restart via am force-stop + am start -W. |
| packages/tool-server/src/tools/restart-app/index.ts | Adds Android capability + input validation + platform-aware services(). |
| packages/tool-server/src/tools/reinstall-app/types.ts | Adds shared reinstall types. |
| packages/tool-server/src/tools/reinstall-app/platforms/ios.ts | Resolves appPath to absolute before simctl install. |
| packages/tool-server/src/tools/reinstall-app/platforms/android.ts | Implements Android uninstall + adb install -r -d -g with output validation. |
| packages/tool-server/src/tools/reinstall-app/index.ts | Adds Android capability and clarifies .app vs .apk semantics. |
| packages/tool-server/src/tools/profiler/react/react-profiler-stop.ts | Updates device_id description to include Android logicalDeviceId. |
| packages/tool-server/src/tools/profiler/react/react-profiler-status.ts | Updates device_id description to include Android logicalDeviceId. |
| packages/tool-server/src/tools/profiler/react/react-profiler-start.ts | Updates docs to reference native-profiler-start instead of iOS-only. |
| packages/tool-server/src/tools/profiler/react/react-profiler-renders.ts | Updates device_id description to include Android logicalDeviceId. |
| packages/tool-server/src/tools/profiler/react/react-profiler-fiber-tree.ts | Updates device_id description to include Android logicalDeviceId. |
| packages/tool-server/src/tools/profiler/react/react-profiler-cpu-summary.ts | Updates device_id description to include Android logicalDeviceId. |
| packages/tool-server/src/tools/profiler/react/react-profiler-analyze.ts | Updates device_id description to include Android logicalDeviceId. |
| packages/tool-server/src/tools/profiler/query/profiler-stack-query.ts | Switches to native profiler session ref + updated prerequisite messaging. |
| packages/tool-server/src/tools/profiler/query/profiler-cpu-query.ts | Updates device_id description to include Android logicalDeviceId. |
| packages/tool-server/src/tools/profiler/query/profiler-commit-query.ts | Updates device_id description to include Android logicalDeviceId. |
| packages/tool-server/src/tools/profiler/native-profiler/native-profiler-stop.ts | Renames tool, adds deps/capability, switches to native session ref, updates errors/log tags. |
| packages/tool-server/src/tools/profiler/native-profiler/native-profiler-start.ts | Renames tool, adds deps/capability, switches to native session ref, updates output naming/log tags. |
| packages/tool-server/src/tools/profiler/native-profiler/native-profiler-analyze.ts | New analyze tool with export-file preflight warnings and iOS pipeline execution. |
| packages/tool-server/src/tools/profiler/ios-profiler/ios-profiler-analyze.ts | Deletes iOS-only analyze tool in favor of native-profiler-analyze. |
| packages/tool-server/src/tools/profiler/combined/profiler-combined-report.ts | Renames semantics from iOS instruments → native profiler and updates session wiring. |
| packages/tool-server/src/tools/paste/platforms/ios.ts | Deletes old platform split (now single iOS-only handler). |
| packages/tool-server/src/tools/paste/platforms/android.ts | Deletes old Android stub impl. |
| packages/tool-server/src/tools/paste/index.ts | Makes paste explicitly iOS-only but resolves simulator-server via device ref. |
| packages/tool-server/src/tools/open-url/types.ts | Adds shared open-url types. |
| packages/tool-server/src/tools/open-url/platforms/ios.ts | Moves types to shared file. |
| packages/tool-server/src/tools/open-url/platforms/android.ts | Implements Android open-url via am start -a VIEW -d <url> with error detection. |
| packages/tool-server/src/tools/open-url/index.ts | Enables Android capability; updates descriptions and dispatch wiring. |
| packages/tool-server/src/tools/native-devtools/native-view-at-point.ts | Switches to nativeDevtoolsRef(resolveDevice()); adds requires/capability. |
| packages/tool-server/src/tools/native-devtools/native-user-interactable-view-at-point.ts | Switches to nativeDevtoolsRef(resolveDevice()); adds requires/capability. |
| packages/tool-server/src/tools/native-devtools/native-network-logs.ts | Switches to nativeDevtoolsRef(resolveDevice()); adds requires/capability. |
| packages/tool-server/src/tools/native-devtools/native-full-hierarchy.ts | Switches to nativeDevtoolsRef(resolveDevice()); adds requires/capability. |
| packages/tool-server/src/tools/native-devtools/native-find-views.ts | Switches to nativeDevtoolsRef(resolveDevice()); adds requires/capability. |
| packages/tool-server/src/tools/native-devtools/native-devtools-status.ts | Switches to nativeDevtoolsRef(resolveDevice()); adds requires/capability. |
| packages/tool-server/src/tools/native-devtools/native-describe-screen.ts | Switches to nativeDevtoolsRef(resolveDevice()); adds requires/capability. |
| packages/tool-server/src/tools/launch-app/types.ts | Adds shared launch-app types and iOS vs Android service typing. |
| packages/tool-server/src/tools/launch-app/platforms/ios.ts | Moves types to shared file and keeps xcrun dependency. |
| packages/tool-server/src/tools/launch-app/platforms/android.ts | Implements Android launcher resolution + am start -W with Status: ok assertion. |
| packages/tool-server/src/tools/launch-app/index.ts | Adds Android capability, input validation, and platform-aware services(). |
| packages/tool-server/src/tools/keyboard/platforms/ios.ts | Deletes old platform split (now unified via simulator-server). |
| packages/tool-server/src/tools/keyboard/platforms/android.ts | Deletes old Android stub impl. |
| packages/tool-server/src/tools/keyboard/key-codes.ts | Extracts HID keycode mapping and char→keypress resolver. |
| packages/tool-server/src/tools/keyboard/index.ts | Unifies keyboard tool for iOS+Android via simulator-server and shared keycode utilities. |
| packages/tool-server/src/tools/gesture-tap/platforms/ios.ts | Deletes old platform split (now unified via simulator-server). |
| packages/tool-server/src/tools/gesture-tap/platforms/android.ts | Deletes old Android stub impl. |
| packages/tool-server/src/tools/gesture-tap/index.ts | Unifies tap tool for iOS+Android via simulator-server. |
| packages/tool-server/src/tools/gesture-swipe/platforms/ios.ts | Deletes old platform split (now unified via simulator-server). |
| packages/tool-server/src/tools/gesture-swipe/platforms/android.ts | Deletes old Android stub impl. |
| packages/tool-server/src/tools/gesture-swipe/index.ts | Unifies swipe tool for iOS+Android via simulator-server. |
| packages/tool-server/src/tools/gesture-rotate/platforms/ios.ts | Deletes old platform split (now unified via simulator-server). |
| packages/tool-server/src/tools/gesture-rotate/platforms/android.ts | Deletes old Android stub impl. |
| packages/tool-server/src/tools/gesture-rotate/index.ts | Unifies rotate gesture for iOS+Android via simulator-server. |
| packages/tool-server/src/tools/gesture-pinch/platforms/ios.ts | Deletes old platform split (now unified via simulator-server). |
| packages/tool-server/src/tools/gesture-pinch/platforms/android.ts | Deletes old Android stub impl. |
| packages/tool-server/src/tools/gesture-pinch/index.ts | Unifies pinch gesture for iOS+Android via simulator-server. |
| packages/tool-server/src/tools/gesture-custom/platforms/ios.ts | Deletes old platform split (now unified via simulator-server). |
| packages/tool-server/src/tools/gesture-custom/platforms/android.ts | Deletes old Android stub impl. |
| packages/tool-server/src/tools/gesture-custom/index.ts | Unifies custom gesture dispatch for iOS+Android via simulator-server. |
| packages/tool-server/src/tools/devices/list-devices.ts | New unified device/AVD listing tool combining iOS simulators + Android devices. |
| packages/tool-server/src/tools/describe/platforms/ios.ts | Routes via axServiceRef/nativeDevtoolsRef and adds xcrun dep preflight. |
| packages/tool-server/src/tools/describe/platforms/android.ts | Implements Android describe via UIAutomator dump + parsing + normalized frames. |
| packages/tool-server/src/tools/describe/index.ts | Enables Android capability and dispatches iOS/Android describe implementations. |
| packages/tool-server/src/tools/describe/contract.ts | Extends DescribeNode with Android interactivity flags + adds source: "uiautomator". |
| packages/tool-server/src/tools/debugger/debugger-status.ts | Updates device_id description for Android logicalDeviceId. |
| packages/tool-server/src/tools/debugger/debugger-reload-metro.ts | Updates device_id description for Android logicalDeviceId. |
| packages/tool-server/src/tools/debugger/debugger-log-registry.ts | Updates device_id description for Android logicalDeviceId. |
| packages/tool-server/src/tools/debugger/debugger-inspect-element.ts | Updates device_id description for Android logicalDeviceId. |
| packages/tool-server/src/tools/debugger/debugger-evaluate.ts | Updates device_id description for Android logicalDeviceId. |
| packages/tool-server/src/tools/debugger/debugger-connect.ts | Updates device_id description for iOS+Android logicalDeviceId semantics. |
| packages/tool-server/src/tools/debugger/debugger-component-tree.ts | Updates docs/skill references and device_id description. |
| packages/tool-server/src/tools/button/platforms/ios.ts | Deletes old platform split (now unified via simulator-server). |
| packages/tool-server/src/tools/button/platforms/android.ts | Deletes old Android stub impl. |
| packages/tool-server/src/tools/button/index.ts | Unifies button tool for iOS+Android via simulator-server. |
| packages/tool-server/src/preview.ts | Updates preview endpoints to use list-devices + simulatorServerRef(resolveDevice()). |
| packages/tool-server/src/http.ts | Improves dep-missing handling via cause-walk; gates both udid and device_id. |
| packages/tool-server/src/blueprints/simulator-server.ts | Adds simulatorServerRef(device) and routes platform arg to native binary; enforces options.device. |
| packages/tool-server/src/blueprints/native-profiler-session.ts | New DeviceInfo-routed session blueprint (currently iOS-only backend). |
| packages/tool-server/src/blueprints/native-devtools.ts | Refactors blueprint to require DeviceInfo via options and adds nativeDevtoolsRef(device). |
| packages/tool-server/src/blueprints/ios-profiler-session.ts | Deletes iOS-only session blueprint in favor of native-profiler-session. |
| packages/tool-server/src/blueprints/ax-service.ts | Refactors blueprint to require DeviceInfo via options and adds axServiceRef(device). |
| packages/tool-server/package.json | Updates description to include Android emulator control. |
| packages/skills/skills/argent-test-ui-flow/SKILL.md | Updates guidance for cross-platform device interaction and Android Metro notes. |
| packages/skills/skills/argent-react-native-profiler/SKILL.md | Renames iOS profiler references to native profiler and updates workflow steps. |
| packages/skills/skills/argent-react-native-profiler/references/diagnostic-tools.md | Updates references from iOS analyzer to native analyzer and headings. |
| packages/skills/skills/argent-react-native-optimization/SKILL.md | Updates skill references and profiler naming. |
| packages/skills/skills/argent-react-native-app-workflow/SKILL.md | Expands workflow to Android emulator + adds adb reverse requirement. |
| packages/skills/skills/argent-metro-debugger/SKILL.md | Adds Android adb reverse instructions and clarifies device_id semantics. |
| packages/skills/skills/argent-ios-simulator-setup/SKILL.md | Renames skill and updates to use list-devices/boot-device. |
| packages/skills/skills/argent-device-interact/references/gesture-examples.md | New normalized gesture examples doc for cross-platform interaction tools. |
| packages/skills/skills/argent-create-flow/SKILL.md | Updates profiler skill reference from iOS to native. |
| packages/skills/skills/argent-android-emulator-setup/SKILL.md | New Android emulator setup skill. |
| packages/skills/package.json | Updates package description to include Android emulator interaction. |
| packages/skills/agents/references/quality-control-checklist.md | Expands Android config checklist to include Kotlin DSL gradle files. |
| packages/skills/agents/argent-environment-inspector.md | Updates Android detection guidance and snapshot schema fields. |
| packages/registry/src/types.ts | Extends ToolDependency union to include emulator. |
| packages/argent/scripts/bundle-tools.cjs | Updates comment to reference native-profiler template usage. |
| packages/argent/package.json | Updates description to iOS + Android scope. |
| packages/argent-mcp/src/mcp-server.ts | Updates MCP instructions string to iOS + Android scope. |
| packages/argent-installer/test/update.test.ts | Removes temp runner path tests (mechanical cleanup). |
| packages/argent-cli/src/run.ts | Updates CLI help example from list-simulators to list-devices. |
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| description: `Stop the simulator-server process for a specific simulator UDID and free its resources. Use when you are done interacting with one simulator but want to keep others running. Returns { stopped, udid }. Fails silently if no server is running for the given UDID.`, | ||
| description: `Stop the simulator-server process for a specific device (iOS UDID or Android serial) and free its resources. Use when you are done interacting with one device but want to keep others running. Returns { stopped, udid }. Fails silently if no server is running for the given UDID.`, | ||
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| const iosDir = join(workspacePath, "ios"); | ||
| const [iosWorkspace, hasPodfile, makefileText, lintStagedConfig] = await Promise.all([ | ||
| hasIosDir ? findIosWorkspace(iosDir) : Promise.resolve(null), | ||
| exists(join(workspacePath, "ios", "Podfile")), | ||
| readTextFile(join(workspacePath, "Makefile")), | ||
| detectLintStagedConfig(workspacePath, packageJson), | ||
| ]); | ||
| const androidDir = join(workspacePath, "android"); | ||
| const [iosWorkspace, iosHasPodfile, makefileText, lintStagedConfig, androidHasGradle] = | ||
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| hasIosDir ? findIosWorkspace(iosDir) : Promise.resolve(null), | ||
| exists(join(workspacePath, "ios", "Podfile")), | ||
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| detectLintStagedConfig(workspacePath, packageJson), | ||
| hasAndroidDir ? exists(join(androidDir, "gradlew")) : Promise.resolve(false), | ||
| ]); |
Cross-referenced removed files against all comments + asserted that new comments point to live paths. Findings in this PR's tree: - auto-screenshot test mocked legacy tool names list-simulators / boot-simulator (now list-devices / boot-device) - installer skills test mocked legacy bundled skill argent-simulator-setup (now argent-ios-simulator-setup) - IOS_PROFILER_REFERENCE.md referenced argent-ios-profiler skill (renamed to argent-native-profiler) and used a wrong-package path (packages/argent/... -> packages/skills/skills/...) - capability.ts NotImplementedOnPlatformError docstring + unit test bound the parametric "tools/<id>/platforms/<plat>.ts" hint to removed paths (button/, gesture-tap/, screenshot/ platforms/ dirs); switch the example to a clearly synthetic placeholder - uiautomator-parser.ts + ios-profiler/notify.ts referenced research artifacts (research/android-ui-inspection/, ios-profiler-repro/) that don't ship in this repo; drop the dangling paths Verified affected tests still pass; build clean.
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In the utils folder, would it not be clearer if android-*.ts and uiautomator-parser were inside android folder?
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When `runAdb` times out and the child is reaped with SIGKILL — the common shape of an adb-daemon hang or a stuck-mid-attach device — the rejection arrives with empty stderr/stdout and a bare `Command failed: <argv>` message. `describeAdbFailure` previously dropped `err.signal` and `err.killed` on the floor, leaving callers staring at "adb ... failed: Command failed: adb ..." with no clue that a timeout even happened. When stdout/stderr have no detail to surface, append the available metadata as `(killed=true signal=SIGKILL)` (or `code=<n>` / `code=ENOENT` for clean non-zero exits and spawn errors). The stderr-driven path is unchanged, so terminal-state detection (`isTerminalAdbError`) still matches adb's real diagnostics.
…-support # Conflicts: # packages/argent/package.json # packages/skills/rules/argent.md # packages/skills/skills/argent-react-native-optimization/SKILL.md # packages/tool-server/package.json # packages/tool-server/src/tools/gesture-tap/index.ts
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For reviewers - what to focus on:
The diff is ~6k LoC; this breakdown should help triage where to spend attention:
boot-device.ts(660) +adb.ts(399) +uiautomator-parser.ts(292)DeviceInforefactor:simulator-server,ax-service,native-devtoolsindex.ts/types.tssprawl across ~20 tools (capability gates,services(), descriptions)platforms/android.tsimpls (stub → real implementation)platforms/ios.tsdeletions — 12 files, 0 additions; logic moved into unified handlersWhat works, what doesn't:
Just works thanks to either sim server or metro:
gesture-*button,keyboardscreenshotrun-sequence,flow-*debugger-*react-profiler-*Adjusted to work on android too:
describeuiautomator dump→DescribeNodeAXServiceApilaunch-appcmd package resolve-activity+am start -Wsimctl launchrestart-appcmd package resolve-activity+am force-stop+am start -Wsimctl terminate+simctl launchreinstall-appadb install -r(+-g/-d)simctl uninstall+simctl installopen-urlam start -a VIEW -d <url>simctl openurllist-devicesadb devices+emulator -list-avdsxcrun simctl list --jsonboot-device-force-snapshot-loadhot boot with screencap-alive guard, falls back to cold boot on any failuresimctl boot+bootstatus -bWill not work on android for now:
native-devtools-*(7 total)native-profiler-*(3 total — wasios-profiler-*)profiler-stack-query,profiler-combined-report(depend onnative-profiler-*)paste— unregistered on both platforms for now.