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Mobilerun publishes agent skills — self-contained knowledge packs that tell an AI agent everything it needs to know to use a Mobilerun API. Once a skill is installed, the agent gains structured knowledge about the endpoints, authentication, error handling, and usage patterns of that surface, with no manual API wiring on your part.

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What is a skill?

A skill is a bundle of markdown reference files with a SKILL.md entry point. When loaded by a compatible agent runtime (such as OpenClaw), the agent reads these files at the start of a session and knows how to call the API correctly — including the parts that are easy to get wrong.

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Available skills

OpenClaw · Android control

Give an agent full control of a real Android phone — screenshot, tap, swipe, type, manage apps, and run autonomous tasks on a device.

Mobilerun Assistant · chat

Talk to the Mobilerun virtual assistant over chat — send it a task, stream its reply, and handle the human-in-the-loop question and approval cards it raises.

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Requirements

Every skill needs the same two things: Individual skills may add their own requirements (the Android-control skill needs a connected device, for example) — each skill’s page lists them.

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How to install a skill

You have two ways to install any Mobilerun skill: If you use the OpenClaw agent CLI, install a skill as a plugin — for example the Android-control skill:
Each skill’s page gives its exact install command and configuration steps.

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Direct download (other runtimes)

Every skill is also packaged as a .skill file — a zip archive containing the full set of reference documents — that you can load into any compatible agent runtime. Download links live on each skill’s page:

mobilerun.skill

Android device control

mobilerun-assistant.skill

Virtual assistant chat
Refer to your agent runtime’s documentation for how to load a .skill file.

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Source

The skills are open source and maintained in the droidrun/skills repository. New releases are built automatically on every push to master.