Original Summary

I've been building Droidline, a way to drive a real Android phone from a script on your PC. You install one app on the phone and scan a QR code once. After that, Python, Node.js, C# or the command line can tap, type, swipe, take screenshots and read notifications over Wi-Fi. The video shows the main pieces: pairing, the same command in four languages, an AI agent using the phone over MCP, and the measured speed against Appium and adb. It's an animation of the real commands, and the names and data in it are made up. The speed numbers are real measurements. It's at version 0.1, free and MIT-licensed, and so far tested on two Samsung phones. The feedback I'd find most useful: was the setup clear, and where did you get stuck? Install guide: https://droidline.dev/docs/install/ Repo: https://github.com/KnifeLemon/Droidline   submitted by   /u/KnifeLemon_ [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/10/10 09:12:41