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@fadinglight/dsh-tool-harmonyos-uitest

v1.0.0

Published

Model-facing generic devecocli runner for the command families documented by the bundled HarmonyOS automation skill

Readme

@fadinglight/dsh-tool-harmonyos-uitest

English | 中文

Model-facing, allow-listed HarmonyOS automation through devecocli.

Tools

devecocli accepts one argv vector for every top-level command family documented by the bundled Skill: build, run, update, device, emulator, skills, log, create, init, serve, docs, ui, auth, check, and signature. It runs that vector through ctx.subprocess; no model value enters a shell.

Configuration

enabled defaults to true. devecoCliExecutable, timeoutMs, graceMs, and maxOutputBytes configure execution. Disabled instances register no tool or prompt guidance.

Model Experience

DevEco CLI command

What the model sees

  • One devecocli schema and one stable prompt section that directs it to the installed deveco-cli skill.

Token effect

  • Each call returns argv, stdout, stderr, exit status, and truncation facts. The model-facing text labels both streams and states when only a retained tail is available.

KV Cache effect

The stable prompt section and tool schema are reusable across turns. Tool results change only after a command runs.

Known Limitations and Deferred Work

  • The tool does not infer arguments, selectors, paths, or project configuration.