clipboard
Read or write the system clipboard. Use when copying/pasting text, transferring data between apps, or accessing clipboard…
Device controls — vibration, torch, volume, battery status, toast messages. Use for haptic feedback, flashlight, or quick status checks.
$ npx -y skills add mikeyobrien/rho --skill device --agent claude-codeHow it fires
How this skill gets triggered: by you, by Claude, or both.
/deviceContext preview
The summary Claude sees to decide when to auto-load this skill.
Device controls — vibration, torch, volume, battery status, toast messages. Use for haptic feedback, flashlight, or quick status checks.
name: device description: Device controls — vibration, torch, volume, battery status, toast messages. Use for haptic feedback, flashlight, or quick status checks.
termux-toast "Message" termux-toast -s "Short message" # shorter duration termux-toast -g top "Top message" # position: top, middle, bottom termux-toast -b black -c white "Styled" # background & text color
termux-vibrate # 1 second default termux-vibrate -d 500 # 500ms termux-vibrate -f # force even in silent mode
termux-torch on termux-torch off
termux-volume # show all streams termux-volume music 10 # set music to 10 termux-volume ring 5 # set ring to 5
Streams: `call`, `system`, `ring`, `music`, `alarm`, `notification`
termux-battery-status
Returns: `percentage`, `status` (CHARGING/DISCHARGING), `plugged`, `temperature`, etc.
termux-brightness 128 # 0-255 termux-brightness auto # auto brightness
termux-wifi-connectioninfo # current connection termux-wifi-scaninfo # nearby networks termux-wifi-enable true/false # toggle wifi
termux-sensor -l # list available sensors termux-sensor -s accelerometer # read specific sensor termux-sensor -s accelerometer -n 5 # 5 readings then stop
An always-on personal AI operator that: stays running in the background, remembers context across sessions, and checks in proactively on a schedule. Runs on macOS, Linux, and Android (plus iPhone/iPad via SSH). Built on pi coding agent. Terminal demo
Read or write the system clipboard. Use when copying/pasting text, transferring data between apps, or accessing clipboard…
Access phone contacts and call log. Use for looking up contact info or checking recent calls.
Show interactive dialogs for user input — text, confirmations, choices, date/time pickers. Use when you need user input beyond…
Get device location via GPS or network. Use for location-aware actions, finding nearby places, or logging position.
Play audio files, record from microphone, take photos. Use for media playback, voice recording, or camera capture.
Show system notifications with optional buttons, sounds, and actions. Use for alerts, reminders, or persistent status messages.