If your automation script is running via an app (e.g., a Python script using uiautomator or an app like "MacroDroid"), you must enable its accessibility service.
Note: This resets when your phone reboots, but the permission grants remain permanent until you uninstall the app or factory reset.
# Start activity & adb shell am start -n com.example/.MainActivity
Now that you have enabled the automator, go ahead and write your first script. Your phone will thank you for the break from repetitive taps. adb enable automator
adb shell pm list packages | grep auto
adb shell automator screenshot [--output /sdcard/screen.png]
As a developer or QA engineer, I want to enable automator capabilities on an Android device via ADB so that I can run automated UI tests, repetitive tasks, or system scripts programmatically. If your automation script is running via an app (e
adb enable-automator [options]
adb shell automator wait --id "com.example:id/loading" --timeout 5000 --condition visible
Tap seven times until a toast message says "You are now a developer." Your phone will thank you for the break from repetitive taps
adb shell automator find --text "Settings" --first adb shell automator find --resource-id "com.example:id/name" --all
Change the USB connection mode on your phone from "Charging only" to . In your command line interface, type: adb devices Use code with caution.
adb shell automator disable