mobile-game-test
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Drive the Moto G32 test phone via Appium (running on the AI-GM lab VM at 192.168.1.19) to play AI-GM as a real player through Chrome on Android. Use this skill whenever the user asks to test, verify, reproduce, or smoke-check AI-GM behavior "on the phone", "on mobile", "in the real player UI", "on a real device", "through scrcpy", or "end-to-end as a player" — even if they don't explicitly say "Appium". Also trigger when the user wants to play a session interactively while they watch via scrcpy, walk through a player flow on Android, or verify a mobile-specific regression. Do NOT use for backend-only checks, API smoke tests, admin-panel work, or anything where the deliverable is a code change rather than a played-out session. Bundles a Python helper that handles the hard parts: chromedriver auto-download, JS-based input that bypasses overlay intercepts, dice-prompt detection, dice rolling, and screenshot capture.
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