Adb Enable Automator -

ADB requires RSA authorization the first time a host connects. For controlled lab images you can pre-authorize a host by copying its adb public key into the device’s /data/misc/adb/adb_keys (root required). Example:

Automating ADB tasks speeds development and testing, but enabling ADB grants powerful access to a device. For production or user-owned devices, always follow secure provisioning practices and legal/ethical guidelines. For large-scale deployments, use official provisioning/MDM solutions rather than ad-hoc ADB tricks.

If you want, I can:

Command:

adb shell automator dump [--format json|xml] [--compact]

Behavior:

Example output (JSON):

  "root": 
    "class": "android.widget.FrameLayout",
    "children": [
      "class": "android.widget.Button", "text": "OK", "resource-id": "android:id/button1"
    ]

Command:

adb shell automator find --text "Settings" --first
adb shell automator find --resource-id "com.example:id/name" --all

Behavior:

Command:

adb shell automator tap --id <resource-id>
adb shell automator tap --text "Submit"
adb shell automator tap --class <class-name>

Behavior:

Output format:

"status":"success","action":"tap","target":"com.example:id/submit"

or

"status":"fail","reason":"element not found","selector":"text":"Submit"

  "steps": [
     "action": "find", "element":  "text": "Error" , "storeAs": "errorShown" ,
     "action": "if", "condition": "$errorShown.exists", "then": [
       "action": "tap", "element":  "text": "OK"  ,
       "action": "log", "message": "Retry login" 
    ], "else": [
       "action": "log", "message": "Login successful" 
    ] 
  ]