drive-automation-sessionlisted

Drive an already-reserved Kobiton device from a natural-language intent. Opens an automation Appium session directly against the Kobiton WebDriver hub, runs an observe-decide-act loop with one action per iteration, pauses to ask the user when stuck (same-action repetition, screen unchanged, or model self-declared blocker), and returns the session id. Use when the user says "drive the device to X", describes a flow they want exercised on a reserved device, or asks to "automate this intent on Kobiton". Complements run-interactive-session (which uses the CLI session type) by using the automation session type so the resulting session is consumable by saveTestCase and the existing test-run authoring flow.
kobiton/automate · ★ 12 · AI & Automation · score 78

Install: claude install-skill kobiton/automate

# Drive from Intent ## Overview Drive a Kobiton device from a natural-language intent. The caller provides: 1. An intent string (e.g. "open Settings, enable Bluetooth, then go back to home"). 2. A UDID for a device the caller has already reserved. 3. An app reference (`kobiton-store:vXXXXX`) or a browser name for web sessions. The skill opens an **automation-type** Appium session (with `appium:newCommandTimeout: 1800` so the session survives pauses while the model asks for guidance), runs an observe-decide-act loop, and returns the session id. The returned session is consumable by the Kobiton MCP tools `getSession`, `getSessionArtifacts`, and `saveTestCase` exactly like any other automation session. > **Tool naming.** This doc refers to Kobiton MCP tools by their bare names (`getSession`, `reserveDevice`, `terminateSession`, …). The exact registered name depends on how the host loaded the MCP server (e.g. Claude Code as a plugin exposes `mcp__plugin_automate_kobiton__getSession`; a repo-local `.mcp.json` or `claude mcp add` exposes `mcp__kobiton__getSession`; other hosts differ). Models fuzzy-match on the bare name, so use it and let the host resolve the prefix. This skill complements — and does NOT replace — `run-interactive-session`. They serve different session types: | Skill | Session type | Best for | |-------|--------------|----------| | `run-interactive-session` | CLI session (`~/.kobiton/bin/kobiton`) | Human-driven exploration, ad-hoc inspection | | `drive-aut