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@houwert/conductor

v0.16.0

Published

CLI tool for mobile app interactions — optimized for AI agents

Downloads

2,348

Readme

🎼 Conductor

Give Claude hands. Let it drive your app.

CI npm version License: MIT


Conductor is a token-efficient CLI for mobile UI interactions, built for AI agents. It's a TypeScript reimplementation and partial fork of Maestro that bundles its own native drivers — no external CLI, no setup friction, no nonsense.

It started as an experiment: what if Claude could tap through your app while it's writing the code? Turns out that's extremely useful. Now it's a proper tool.

✨ What it does

Conductor gives Claude Code the ability to interact with iOS simulators and Android emulators directly from a coding session. It can navigate UI, inspect the live hierarchy, take screenshots, run flows, and manage multiple devices in parallel across concurrent agents.

conductor launch-app com.example.myapp
conductor tap-on "Sign In"
conductor input-text "[email protected]"
conductor assert-visible "Dashboard"
conductor take-screenshot --output /tmp/screen.png

One agent writes the feature. Another taps through the app. They talk. It works. 🤝

🚀 Quick start

npm install -g @houwert/conductor

That's it. Conductor is a pure CLI — no Claude Code plugin or skill is registered. Wire it into your agent however you like (a custom CLAUDE.md, a project skill, a slash command — it's up to you). Run conductor --help for the full command reference, or conductor <command> --help for per-command flags.

📱 What the CLI can do

| Capability | Commands | |---|---| | App lifecycle | launch-app, stop-app, clear-state, uninstall-app, install-app, foreground-app, copy-app | | Interaction | tap-on, input-text, scroll, scroll-until-visible, swipe, press-key, erase-text, hide-keyboard | | Inspection | inspect, focused, take-screenshot, capture-ui, list-apps | | Assertions | assert-visible, assert-not-visible | | Navigation | open-link, back | | Flows | run-flow, run-flow-inline, run-parallel | | Devices | start-device, list-devices, set-location, set-orientation | | Web setup | install-web [browser] (installs a Playwright browser; --check prints status) |

🔨 Building locally

Prerequisites

  • Node.js + pnpm v9
  • iOS: Xcode with command-line tools
  • Android: Android SDK with adb on PATH

Full build

make build

Builds the iOS driver (xcodebuild), the Android driver (Gradle), packages both into the CLI, and compiles TypeScript. Then link it globally:

cd packages/cli && pnpm link --global

CLI only

If the drivers are already built and packaged:

cd packages/cli
pnpm install && pnpm build

Individual targets

make build-cli          # CLI TypeScript only
make build-ios-driver   # iOS XCTest driver
make build-android-driver # Android instrumentation driver
make package-cli        # Bundle drivers into CLI package

🗂️ Repository structure

conductor/
├── packages/
│   ├── cli/              # TypeScript CLI (@houwert/conductor)
│   ├── android-driver/   # Kotlin/Gradle instrumentation driver
│   └── ios-driver/       # Swift/Xcode XCTest driver
└── Makefile

🛠️ Development

pnpm dev     # TypeScript watch mode
pnpm lint    # ESLint + Prettier check
pnpm lint:fix  # Auto-fix formatting
pnpm test    # Run test suite

📋 Requirements

  • iOS: Xcode with a booted simulator
  • Android: adb on PATH with a running emulator or connected device