Must wireless debugging be enabled on the phone?

Yes, you must enable 'Wireless debugging' or 'ADB over network' in your Android device's Developer Options before attempting to connect.

Do I need ADB installed on my machine?

Yes, the host system must have the Android SDK Platform-Tools (ADB) installed and accessible in the system path for the script to function.

What is the default port used by this skill?

The skill defaults to port 5555 if only an IP address is provided without a specific port.

How does Claude handle missing IP addresses?

If no arguments are provided, the skill returns a request_input action, and Claude will automatically ask you to provide the necessary IP and port.

Can I connect to multiple devices simultaneously?

You can run the skill multiple times with different IP addresses to register several wireless devices with your local ADB server.

Android ADB Wireless Connector

Name: Android ADB Wireless Connector
Author: powdream

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Mobile Development

Connects to Android devices over WiFi using ADB TCP/IP to streamline wireless mobile development.

About

The Android ADB Wireless Connector skill enables Claude to establish wireless connections with Android devices via the Android Debug Bridge (ADB) over TCP/IP. By removing the need for physical USB cables, it allows developers to deploy, debug, and test applications on physical hardware or remote devices across a local network. The skill handles input validation for IP addresses and ports, providing structured JSON feedback and interactive prompts if connection details are missing, making it an essential tool for modern mobile development workflows.

Key Features

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Provides structured JSON output for success and failure states
Simplifies remote debugging on physical Android hardware
Establishes wireless ADB connections via TCP/IP
Supports custom IP and port configurations (defaulting to 5555)
Interactive prompts for missing connection credentials

Use Cases

Automating mobile environment setup within a Claude Code development session
Debugging Android applications on physical devices without USB tethering
Connecting to remote Android hardware for testing across a local network

About

Key Features

0 GitHub stars
Provides structured JSON output for success and failure states
Simplifies remote debugging on physical Android hardware
Establishes wireless ADB connections via TCP/IP
Supports custom IP and port configurations (defaulting to 5555)
Interactive prompts for missing connection credentials

Use Cases

Automating mobile environment setup within a Claude Code development session
Debugging Android applications on physical devices without USB tethering
Connecting to remote Android hardware for testing across a local network