One phone: a remote, a server, a lab.

Summarise this phone: model, Android version, storage usage, battery health and carrier. Tell me what is worth worrying about.

Battery health fields depend on what the OEM exposes to the BatteryManager API.

Does this phone have an IR blaster? If it does, send my Pronto code for AC 26°C cooling and confirm the carrier frequency you used.

Most phones no longer ship an IR emitter; the tool reports availability instead of pretending.

Read the tag in my hand and show UID, tech list and NDEF records. Then write a text record that says Home Mode — tell me before the tag becomes read-only.

Encrypted access cards are not cloned; writes need an unlocked tag and explicit confirmation.

Scan for nearby Bluetooth devices and tell me whether my AirPods are paired and currently connected. If they are not, connect them and confirm the audio route switched.

Per-earbud battery is vendor data — Android only reliably exposes connection state and profiles.

Turn the torch on for two minutes, buzz twice to start my workout, then turn the torch off and notify me.

Ask for OTG permission, then copy this month's photos to the USB drive and verify file counts and sizes after the copy.

Connect to my server with the key I configured, show disk and container status, then paste the last 20 HTTP 500 lines from the nginx log.

Connecting is treated as a sensitive action — the agent asks before opening a session.

Start a read-only HTTP server for Download over port 8080, print the LAN URL, and confirm the index page answers before you hand it to me.

Termux userland is required; opening the port to the internet is your network's job.

List my current subnet, ping-sweep it, and check ports 80, 443 and 22 on every host that answers.

Only scan networks you administer; many consumer routers block ICMP by default.

Show my saved Wi-Fi list and current signal. If the 5 GHz network is weaker than 2.4 GHz, forget and rejoin it with the password I typed.

Take these six screenshots, collage them into a 3x2 board with 8px white gaps, add a small watermark bottom-right, and save it to Pictures/collage.

Encode this Wi-Fi config as a QR image and share it. Then scan the QR in my screenshot and read the URL back to me.

Generation is pure offline ZXing and needs no permissions; scanning uses the camera.

Start a screen recording and a separate mic recording, stop the screen after ten minutes, then list both files so I can pick what to share.

Screen capture requires the system MediaProjection consent dialog each session.

Record a three-minute voice memo, transcribe it, and store a row with title, attendees and action items in my notes database.

Transcription runs through the platform recogniser; offline availability depends on the device.

Query last month's expenses from SQLite, export them to an Excel sheet with a monthly total, and write a one-page Word summary.

List the motion sensors, sample accelerometer and gyroscope every 100 ms, render a live chart, and record 30 seconds to CSV.

Find tomorrow morning's free slot, book a 45-minute dentist appointment, add a 30-minute reminder, and start a 25-minute focus timer.

Create an expenses table if it is missing, add today's 32 yuan lunch, and show this week's total by category.

Every weekday at 8:00, read my calendar and battery level, then push a two-line morning brief. Run it once now so I can check the wording.

Notify me when this download finishes, then walk me to the DND settings page so I can silence the night.

Settings jumps open the system page; the agent does not toggle protected modes silently.

Get my current location, check that location services are on, and plot the point in an embedded map card.

Create a minimal Compose project named Demo in the shared folder, then try assembleDebug in Termux. If the SDK is missing, stop and tell me exactly what to install.

Compiling on device needs a JDK and Android SDK inside Termux; the agent reports the missing pieces instead of guessing.

Open my local page in the embedded browser, list debuggable targets, read document.title and the first heading, then save a screenshot.

Write a script that reads battery, storage and step count, formats one line, then save it as a reusable script and run it every morning.