AutoLXB User Manual¶
AutoLXB is an Android automation framework for real devices. It lets you describe a task in natural language, then uses the on-device core to launch apps, navigate pages, inspect screenshots, click, swipe, input text, and reuse saved task routes.
Typical use cases include:
- Run a one-off phone task, such as opening an app and completing a check-in.
- Run a task at a fixed time, such as a daily morning workflow.
- Trigger a task from a notification, such as handling a message from a specific app.
- Save a successful task route and reuse it later for faster and more stable navigation.
- Export and import a task with its route, then adapt it locally on another device.
Demo video¶
The video below shows the AutoLXB workflow, including task execution and route reuse. For detailed task-route editing and import/export instructions, continue reading the task tutorial.
If the embedded player does not load, open: https://www.bilibili.com/video/BV114RbBfEou
Architecture¶
AutoLXB consists of the Android app, the on-device core, perception and execution modules, model services, and the task-route system. The app is used to create and configure tasks. The core runs the state machine, reads screen information, calls the model, executes actions, and materializes reusable routes after successful runs.
Manual structure¶
This manual focuses on using AutoLXB:
- Quick Start: install the APK, start core, and configure the model.
- Task Tutorial: create quick tasks, scheduled tasks, notification-triggered tasks, and manage task routes.
- Configuration: understand common configuration options.
- Trace: inspect runtime logs and provide useful information when reporting issues.