Plugins

A live iOS Simulator or USB-connected iPhone inside the conversation: 22 agent tools for booting, building, driving the UI by accessibility identity or OCR text, list-row actions and SwiftUI preview hot reload, plus a streaming sidebar panel you can tap and drag on.

A live Android device inside the conversation — emulator or USB phone, driven entirely through adb: 20 agent tools for streaming, Gradle build and run, UI-tree or OCR interaction, logcat, processes and memory, plus a three-button navigation panel.

Android GUI Agent with ADB screenshots, compact UI hierarchy grounding, verified iterative actions, approvals, and a Mobile Web view.

Android in the sidebar, driven by text instead of screenshots. 30 tools read the real UI tree, tap by text/id/ref, measure animation motion, and mirror the screen into the sidebar where you circle a spot and send it back with one sentence — the host ships the marked-up frame plus the controls inside the circle to the chat. Token cost is the point: a screen check is a 200-600 token text block, not a 1k+ token screenshot, and a warm check costs 100-200 ms of wall clock. Video is raw H.264 straight into WebCodecs — no transcoding — with p50 2 ms host-write to decoded frame over a 26 s run, one decoder, zero dropped frames; it falls back to MSE on its own and ?avc=0 forces the old path. Sound is one switch, off by default and remembered per serial, so the default path pays nothing; when on, audio rides its own socket (48 kHz stereo PCM, measured 22 s / 1047 packets / 0 loss) and closing the window reclaims it too. Nothing runs behind your back: closing the window stops capture at once, the viewer-less host decoder, recorder and device-side server are gone within 3 s, an idle channel is dropped after 90 s, and a request you closed is never reopened by itself. `adb_proc audit` settles who leaked what in one call. Bundled helpers, no extra services; needs adb and ffmpeg on the host, and the adb_ocr tool plus the OCR fallback for empty UI trees are macOS-only.

Gives a DSH agent a real adb shell on the phone itself over loopback, with no root and no PC. Needs DSH Go with android-tools-adb installed in its Ubuntu environment and a one-time Wireless debugging pairing; adb has to be switched to TCP port 5555, which then also accepts connections from the local network (still key-authenticated).

dsh-plugin-artemis