Requirements
- Target platform
- OpenClaw
- Install method
- Manual import
- Extraction
- Extract archive
- Prerequisites
- OpenClaw
- Primary doc
- SKILL.md
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Your AI CoPilot on Mobile — or give your AI its own phone. Make calls, send SMS, speak via TTS on speakerphone, automate UI, manage files, search media, and 40+ more tools via MCP. Open source, self-hosted, privacy-first.
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Your AI CoPilot on Mobile — or give your AI its own phone. Make calls, send SMS, speak via TTS on speakerphone, automate UI, manage files, search media, and 40+ more tools via MCP. Open source, self-hosted, privacy-first.
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Install for OpenClaw
Quick setup
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Package facts
- Download mode
- Yavira redirect
- Package format
- ZIP package
- Source platform
- Tencent SkillHub
- What's included
- SKILL.md
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Trust & source
Release facts
- Source
- Tencent SkillHub
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- Indexed source record
- Version
- 0.1.14
Provenance
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- satyajiit
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Documentation
Aster - Your AI CoPilot on Mobile
Your AI CoPilot for any Android device using MCP (Model Context Protocol) — or give your AI a dedicated phone and let it call, text, and act on its own. Fully open source and privacy-first — your data never leaves your network. Website: aster.theappstack.in | GitHub: github.com/satyajiit/aster-mcp For screenshots of the Android app and web dashboard, visit aster.theappstack.in.
Setup
Install and start the server: npm install -g aster-mcp aster start Install the Aster Android app on any Android device — your daily phone or a spare one for your AI — from Releases and connect to the server address shown in terminal. Configure MCP in your .mcp.json: { "mcpServers": { "aster": { "type": "http", "url": "http://localhost:5988/mcp" } } }
Security & Privacy
Aster is built with a security-first, privacy-first architecture: Self-Hosted — Runs entirely on your local machine. No cloud servers, no third-party relays. Your data stays on your network. Zero Telemetry — No analytics, no tracking, no usage data collection. What you do stays with you. Device Approval — Every new device must be manually approved from the dashboard before it can connect or execute commands. Tailscale Integration — Optional encrypted mesh VPN via Tailscale with WireGuard. Enables secure remote access with automatic TLS (WSS) — no port forwarding required. No Root Required — Uses the official Android Accessibility Service API (same system powering screen readers). No rooting, no ADB hacks, no exploits. Every action is permission-gated and sandboxed. Foreground Transparency — Always-visible notification on your Android device when the service is running. No silent background access. Local Storage Only — All data (device info, logs) stored in a local SQLite database. Nothing is sent externally. 100% Open Source — MIT licensed, fully auditable codebase. Inspect every line of code on GitHub.
Device & Screen
aster_list_devices - List connected devices aster_get_device_info - Get device details (battery, storage, specs) aster_take_screenshot - Capture screenshots aster_get_screen_hierarchy - Get UI accessibility tree
Input & Interaction
aster_input_gesture - Tap, swipe, long press aster_input_text - Type text into focused field aster_click_by_text - Click element by text aster_click_by_id - Click element by view ID aster_find_element - Find UI elements aster_global_action - Back, Home, Recents, etc.
Apps & System
aster_launch_intent - Launch apps or intents aster_list_packages - List installed apps aster_read_notifications - Read notifications aster_read_sms - Read SMS messages aster_send_sms - Send an SMS text message to a phone number aster_get_location - Get GPS location aster_execute_shell - Run shell commands in Android app sandbox (no root, restricted to app data directory and user-accessible storage, 30s timeout, 1MB output limit)
Files & Storage
aster_list_files - List directory contents aster_read_file - Read file content aster_write_file - Write to file aster_delete_file - Delete file aster_analyze_storage - Storage analysis aster_find_large_files - Find large files aster_search_media - Search photos/videos with natural language
Device Features
aster_get_battery - Battery info aster_get_clipboard / aster_set_clipboard - Clipboard access aster_show_toast - Show toast message aster_speak_tts - Text-to-speech aster_vibrate - Vibrate device aster_play_audio - Play audio aster_post_notification - Post notification aster_make_call - Initiate phone call aster_make_call_with_voice - Make a call, enable speakerphone, and speak AI text via TTS after pickup aster_show_overlay - Show web overlay on device
Media Intelligence
aster_index_media_metadata - Extract photo/video EXIF metadata aster_search_media - Search photos/videos with natural language queries
Proactive Event Forwarding (OpenClaw Callbacks)
Aster can push real-time events from the phone to your AI agent via webhook. When enabled, these events arrive as HTTP POST payloads — your agent doesn't need to poll, the phone tells you what's happening. Configure via the dashboard at /settings/openclaw or CLI: aster set-openclaw-callbacks.
Webhook Format
Events are sent as HTTP POST to the configured OpenClaw endpoint (/hooks/agent by default). The AI reads the message field. All event context is packed into message using standardized [key] value tags. Example raw HTTP POST payload for a notification event: { "message": "[skill] aster\n[event] notification\n[device_id] 6241e40fb71c0cf7\n[model] samsung SM-S938B, Android 16\n[data-app] messaging\n[data-package] com.google.android.apps.messaging\n[data-title] John\n[data-text] Hey, are you free tonight?", "wakeMode": "now", "deliver": true, "channel": "whatsapp", "to": "+1234567890" } message — structured event text with standard headers (this is what the AI reads) wakeMode — always "now" (wake the agent immediately) deliver — always true for real events, false for test pings channel / to — delivery channel and recipient, configured in the dashboard
Event Format
Every event follows a standardized structure with 4 fixed headers and [data-*] fields: [skill] aster [event] <event_name> [device_id] <device_uuid> [model] <manufacturer model, Android version> [data-key] value [data-key] value [skill] — always aster [event] — event name: sms, notification, device_online, device_offline, pairing [device_id] — UUID of the device (use this to target the device with Aster tools) [model] — device manufacturer, model, and OS [data-*] — event-specific fields, each prefixed with data- (e.g. [data-app], [data-sender])
Event Types
sms — Incoming SMS [skill] aster [event] sms [device_id] a1b2c3d4-5678-90ab [model] samsung SM-S938B, Android 15 [data-sender] +1234567890 [data-body] Hey are you free tonight? notification — App notification (deduplicated against SMS) [skill] aster [event] notification [device_id] a1b2c3d4-5678-90ab [model] samsung SM-S938B, Android 15 [data-app] whatsapp [data-package] com.whatsapp [data-title] John [data-text] Meeting moved to 3pm device_online — Approved device came online [skill] aster [event] device_online [device_id] a1b2c3d4-5678-90ab [model] samsung SM-S938B, Android 15 [data-status] connected device_offline — Device went offline [skill] aster [event] device_offline [device_id] a1b2c3d4-5678-90ab [model] samsung SM-S938B, Android 15 [data-status] disconnected pairing — New device needs approval (use [device_id] to approve) [skill] aster [event] pairing [device_id] e5f6g7h8-9012-cdef [model] Samsung SM-S924B, Android 15 [data-status] pending_approval [data-action] approve this device from the Aster dashboard or via aster devices approve
How to React to Events
When you receive a message with [skill] aster, parse the [event] and [device_id] to determine what happened and which device to act on. SMS — reply, extract info, or escalate: [event] sms | [device_id] a1b2c3d4 | sender: +1234567890 | body: Running late, be there in 20 → aster_send_sms (deviceId: a1b2c3d4) to +1234567890: "No worries, see you soon!" [event] sms | [device_id] a1b2c3d4 | sender: +1800555 | body: Your OTP is 482913 → Extract OTP "482913", use aster_input_text (deviceId: a1b2c3d4) to enter it Notifications — monitor and act on behalf of user: [event] notification | [device_id] a1b2c3d4 | app: driver | text: Your driver is arriving → aster_speak_tts (deviceId: a1b2c3d4) "Your Uber is almost here" [event] notification | [device_id] a1b2c3d4 | app: mShop | text: Your package was delivered → aster_send_sms (deviceId: a1b2c3d4) to user: "Your Amazon package just arrived" Device lifecycle — manage connectivity: [event] device_offline | [device_id] a1b2c3d4 → Pause pending automations for device a1b2c3d4 [event] device_online | [device_id] a1b2c3d4 → Resume queued tasks, aster_read_notifications (deviceId: a1b2c3d4) to catch up Pairing — approve or alert: [event] pairing | [device_id] e5f6g7h8 | model: Samsung SM-S924B → If expected: approve device e5f6g7h8 via dashboard API → If unexpected: alert user "Unknown device SM-S924B trying to connect"
Example Usage
Your CoPilot on Mobile: "Open YouTube and search for cooking videos" → aster_launch_intent → aster_click_by_id → aster_input_text "Find photos from my trip to Mumbai last month" → aster_search_media with query "photos from Mumbai last month" "Take a screenshot and tell me what's on screen" → aster_take_screenshot → aster_get_screen_hierarchy AI's own phone — let it act for you: "Call me and tell me my flight is delayed" → aster_make_call_with_voice with number, text "Your flight is delayed 45 min, new gate B12", waitSeconds 8 "Text me when my delivery arrives" → aster_read_notifications → aster_send_sms with number and message "Reply to the delivery guy: Thanks, I'll be home" → aster_send_sms with number and message
Commands
aster start # Start the server aster stop # Stop the server aster status # Show server and device status aster dashboard # Open web dashboard aster devices list # List connected devices aster devices approve # Approve a pending device aster devices reject # Reject a device aster devices remove # Remove a device aster set-openclaw-callbacks # Configure event forwarding to OpenClaw
Requirements
Node.js >= 20 Any Android device with Aster app installed (your phone or a dedicated AI device) Device and server on same network (or use Tailscale for secure remote access) Website: aster.theappstack.in | GitHub: github.com/satyajiit/aster-mcp
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Package contents
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- SKILL.md