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Robot Runner Lucas de Eiroz Rodrigues

Use this command to install Robot Runner:
winget install --id=lucasdeeiroz.RobotRunner -e

Robot Runner is a modern, cross-platform GUI tool designed to simplify test automation workflows using Robot Framework and Appium. Built with Tauri v2, React, and TypeScript, it provides a native, efficient experience for QA engineers and developers working on Android automation.

Key Features:

  • Device Management: Supports ADB device detection, wireless connection via pairing code (Android 11+), remote access via ngrok, and device diagnostics.
  • Test Execution: Offers flexible modes including file-based execution, folder runs, and argument files. Includes a smart automation root for path resolution and live logs viewing.
  • Advanced Tools: Features configuration profiles, a powerful UI Inspector, screen mirroring powered by scrcpy, and performance monitoring with data export capabilities.
  • History & Reports: Provides access to past test runs, re-run capabilities, and integrated logcat viewer with filtering.

Audience & Benefit: Ideal for QA engineers, developers, and automation testers seeking a streamlined approach to managing Android automation projects. Robot Runner enhances efficiency by consolidating essential tools into a single interface, reducing manual setup, and improving test execution workflows.

The application can be installed via winget on Windows using winget install lucasdeeiroz.RobotRunner.

README

🤖 Robot Runner

The Professional Command Center for Android Automation.

Robot Runner is a high-performance desktop ecosystem engineered to bridge the gap between manual exploration and professional automation. Built for Quality Analysts, SDETs, and System Architects, it streamlines the entire testing lifecycle—from initial device connection to AI-powered artifact generation—using a unified, resource-efficient interface.

Read this README in other languages:

  • Português
  • Español

🌟 The QA Advantage: Why Robot Runner?

In a traditional workflow, a QA engineer switches between Appium Inspector, terminal windows for ADB/Logcat and CLI commands, device monitoring tools, and various performance monitors. Robot Runner eliminates this context-switching. It provides a seamless, integrated environment where diagnostics and automation design happen in parallel.

🚀 Core Capabilities

🎛️ Unified Device Command Center

  • Intelligent Discovery: Instant detection of USB and Wi-Fi devices.
  • Wireless Freedom: Seamless pairing via Android 11+ Pairing Codes and TCP/IP.
  • Global Reach: Integrated ngrok tunneling for remote device testing across different networks.
  • High-Fidelity Mirroring: Ultra-low latency screen mirroring powered by scrcpy.

🔍 Precision UI Inspection & Locator Strategy

  • Dynamic Locator Generation: Instantly generate optimized XPaths and chained UiSelector methods.
  • Visual Selection: Select elements directly from the screen mirroring.
  • Smart Selection Candidates: The inspector automatically prioritizes elements based on automation best practices (resource-id > content-desc > text).
  • AI Smart Selectors: Automatically evaluate and extract the most resilient UI locator using AI logic.

📊 Real-Time Diagnostics & Performance Monitoring

  • Smart Logcat: Real-time system and app logs with advanced package-based filtering and search.
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Last updated
8/1/2026
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  • Deep Performance Insights: Track CPU usage, RAM consumption, and Battery health in real-time.
  • App-Specific Metrics: Monitor specific resource usage for the application under test via the Toolbox.

    • 🧠 AI-Driven Mapping & Test Design

    • Autonomous App Mapping: Use the Mapper to create a digital twin of your application by automatically crawling screens, modals, and drawers.
    • AI Prompt to Code: Utilize the AI Generator to translate natural language or recorded actions into robust Robot Framework BDD scripts.
    • Multi-Model Engine: Connect directly with Gemini, Claude, and OpenAI for code generation.

    ⚡ Professional-Grade Execution

    • Execution Modes: Native support for individual .robot files, entire directories, and complex .args configurations.
    • Live Output Console: Watch stdout execution natively inside the application.
    • Configuration Profiles: Instantly switch between multiple project setups, API keys, and environment variables.
    • Execution History: Detailed historical logs and reports with single-click "Re-run" capability.

    📚 Comprehensive Documentation

    For detailed information on how to get the most out of Robot Runner, explore our detailed module guides:

    📖 Core Guides

    • Setup & Configuration
    • Usage Guide
    • Troubleshooting

    🏠 Main Modules

    • Home (Dashboard)
    • Connect (Ngrok/Wireless)
    • Inspector (UI Mirroring & Recording)
    • Tests (Execution Engine)
    • History (Logs & Metrics)
    • AI Generator
    • Mapper (Autonomous DFS)

    🧰 Toolbox Modules

    • Apps (Package Manager)
    • Checkup (Diagnostics)
    • Commands (Custom ADB)
    • Dmesg (Kernel Logs)
    • Hardware (CPU/RAM Specs)
    • Logcat (Real-time Logs)
    • Performance (Live Graphs)
    • Stopwatch (Benchmarking)

    ⚙️ System

    • Run Console
    • Settings Page
    • About Page

    📄 License

    This project is licensed under a Non-Commercial / No-Resale license: free to use, modify, and redistribute for free, as long as you keep credits and link back to the original repository. Commercialization (selling/licensing) requires written permission. See LICENSE.