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dimock

v0.1.0-alpha02

Published

Agent-native Android HTTP inspector and mock injector: CLI and MCP server for the dimock Android library.

Downloads

266

Readme

dimock

CLI and MCP server for dimock — an agent-native HTTP inspector and mock injector for Android.

The Android app runs the library; this package is how your machine (and your coding agent) talks to it over adb forward. Read the app's real traffic, then inject mock responses to drive Loading, Success, Error and Empty states without touching a backend.

npx dimock devices                 # adb devices with dimock reachable
npx dimock capture list            # what the app just sent
npx dimock mock from <id> empty    # turn a real capture into an empty-state mock
npx dimock mock clear              # back to the real backend

As an MCP server (Claude Code, Cursor, Codex — anything speaking MCP):

npx dimock init                    # writes .mcp.json / .cursor rules / AGENTS.md
npx dimock mcp                     # stdio MCP server, 14 tools

Needs Node 20+, adb on PATH, and a debug build of the app with the dimock Android library installed. Nothing leaves your machine: the device binds 127.0.0.1 only and is reached through adb forward.

Full documentation, the Android quick start and the wire protocol: https://github.com/yudistirosaputro/dimock

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