mobile-debug-mcp 0.34.0 → 0.35.0

package/docs/specs/mcp-tooling-spec-v1.md

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-# MCP Tooling Specification — Spec v1 (Refined)
-
-## 1. Scope
-
-This specification defines the runtime contract for MCP tools used to interact with mobile applications.
-
-It standardizes:
-
-- action execution semantics
-- verification model
-- failure handling
-- response shape constraints
-
-This spec is incremental and aligned with the current implementation. It does not introduce new tools or require architectural redesign.
-
-## 2. Core Model
-
-The system is based on a strict separation:
-
-- Action tools perform execution
-- Verification tools determine outcome
-- `wait_for_*` tools resolve and synchronize
-- Observation tools inspect state
-
-## 3. Execution Model
-
-Canonical flow for verifiable interactions:
-
-`RESOLVE -> ACT -> WAIT (optional) -> EXPECT`
-
-This flow applies when outcome verification is required.
-
-It does not apply to:
-
-- pure inspection tools
-- observation-only flows
-- non-verifiable or exploratory actions
-
-Outcome-specific guidance:
-
-- visible navigation expected -> `wait_for_screen_change` (optional) -> `expect_screen`
-- local UI change expected -> `wait_for_ui` (optional) -> `expect_element_visible`
-- readable element state expected -> `wait_for_ui` (optional) -> `expect_state`
-- backend/API activity expected without a visible UI change -> compare `get_screen_fingerprint` before/after, then call `classify_action_outcome` with the runtime `action_type`; collect `get_network_activity` only if the result remains ambiguous
-
-For backend/API activity, `wait_for_screen_change` is not the right verification tool unless a visible transition is also expected.
-
-## 4. Action Tools
-
-### 4.1 Definition
-
-Action tools mutate application state.
-
-Includes:
-`start_app`, `restart_app`, `tap`, `tap_element`, `swipe`, `scroll_to_element`, `type_text`, `press_back`, `adjust_control`
-
-### 4.2 Required Semantics
-
-- `success` MUST represent execution success only
-- execution success means the platform command was dispatched without error
-- `success` MUST NOT imply outcome success
-
-### 4.3 Action Envelope
-
-MUST be returned in this structure:
-
-```ts
-{
-  action_id: string,
-  timestamp: string,
-  action_type: string,
-  lifecycle_state?: 'pending_verification' | 'failed',
-  source_module?: 'server' | 'interact',
-  target: {
-    selector: object,
-    resolved: object | null
-  },
-  success: boolean,
-  ui_fingerprint_before: string | null,
-  ui_fingerprint_after: string | null,
-  failure_code?: string,
-  retryable?: boolean,
-  trace: {
-    action_id: string,
-    steps: Array<{
-      stage: 'resolve' | 'execute' | 'verify' | 'stabilize' | 'recover',
-      timestamp: number,
-      result: 'success' | 'failure' | 'retry',
-      attempt_index: number,
-      cycle_id?: number,
-      metadata?: Record<string, unknown>
-    }>,
-    final_outcome: 'success' | 'failure',
-    attempts: number
-  },
-  recovery?: {
-    failure_class: string,
-    runtime_code: string,
-    recovery_strategy?: string,
-    recovery_attempts: number,
-    max_recovery_attempts: number,
-    retry_depth: number,
-    max_retry_depth: number,
-    is_terminal: boolean,
-    retry_allowed?: boolean
-  },
-  device?: DeviceInfo,
-  details?: object
-}
-```
-
-Rules:
-
-- `success` is at the top level, not nested
-- `target` contains only selection and resolution context
-- `lifecycle_state` reflects the post-dispatch runtime state
-- `source_module` identifies where the envelope was produced
-- fingerprints represent observed pre/post UI state on a best-effort basis
-- `failure_code` is optional but MUST be used when a structured mapping exists
-- `trace` is required and carries the observable execution path
-- `recovery` MAY be attached to failed actions to carry typed recovery metadata
-
-### 4.4 Allowed Deviations
-
-Explicit temporary exceptions:
-
-- `install_app`, `terminate_app`, `reset_app_data` do not use this envelope
-- `scroll_to_element` may temporarily retain outcome-based success semantics
-- partial `failure_code` coverage is allowed
-- detail richness may vary across tools
-
-## 5. Verification Tools
-
-### 5.1 Definition
-
-Verification tools determine whether the intended outcome occurred.
-
-Primary:
-
-- `expect_screen`
-- `expect_element_visible`
-- `expect_state`
-
-### 5.2 Required Semantics
-
-- MUST return `success` as a boolean
-- `success` MUST represent outcome truth
-- MUST be binary and deterministic
-
-Optional fields do not affect `success`:
-`observed`, `expected`, `comparison`, `reason`, `confidence`
-
-### 5.3 Authoritative Role
-
-Verification tools are the only authoritative source of outcome truth.
-
-Action tools MUST NOT be used to infer outcome success.
-
-### 5.4 Applicability Rules
-
-An `expect_*` tool is applicable when:
-
-- expected destination screen is known -> `expect_screen`
-- expected UI element state is known -> `expect_element_visible`
-- expected readable state property is known -> `expect_state`
-- outcome is explicitly defined or testable
-
-Rules:
-
-- `wait_for_*` MAY be used before `expect_*` for synchronization
-- `wait_for_*` MUST NOT replace `expect_*` when an applicable `expect_*` tool exists
-- when no applicable `expect_*` tool exists, `expect_*` MAY be skipped
-
-## 6. wait_for_* Tools
-
-### 6.1 Definition
-
-`wait_for_*` tools provide deterministic resolution and synchronization.
-
-Examples:
-
-- `wait_for_ui`
-- `wait_for_screen_change`
-- `wait_for_ui_change`
-
-### 6.2 Rules
-
-- MAY resolve UI elements
-- MAY synchronize UI/system state
-- MUST NOT be treated as final verification when `expect_*` is applicable
-
-### 6.3 Semantics
-
-- `success` indicates condition met or resolution succeeded
-- `success` does NOT indicate outcome correctness
-
-### 6.4 `wait_for_ui_change`
-
-`wait_for_ui_change` synchronizes on observable in-place UI mutation.
-
-Inputs:
-
-- `platform?: "android" | "ios"`
-- `deviceId?: string`
-- `timeout_ms?: number`
-- `stability_window_ms?: number` (default: `300`)
-- `expected_change?: "hierarchy_diff" | "text_change" | "state_change"`
-
-Required semantics:
-
-- success means a qualifying UI mutation was observed and remained stable for a full `stability_window_ms`
-- stabilization MUST reset whenever a synchronization-relevant mutation is observed
-- the stabilization window MUST be measured from the most recent qualifying mutation
-- the implementation MUST treat as synchronization-relevant: element addition or removal, visibility changes, enabled-state changes, navigation transitions, text or content-description changes, subtree structure mutation, and semantic accessibility tree mutation
-- the implementation MUST NOT treat as synchronization-relevant: animation frame updates, layout-only jitter, opacity-only visual transitions, and non-semantic rendering updates
-- partial convergence MUST NOT be reported as success
-- timeout MAY return the last observed state, but MUST NOT report stable convergence
-
-Guidance:
-
-- prefer `wait_for_screen_change` for navigation transitions
-- prefer `wait_for_ui_change` for in-place updates and recomposition-style changes
-- follow with `expect_*` when the expected final state is known
-
-## 7. Failure Semantics
-
-### 7.1 Canonical Codes
-
-- `ELEMENT_NOT_FOUND`
-- `ELEMENT_NOT_INTERACTABLE`
-- `TIMEOUT`
-- `NAVIGATION_NO_CHANGE`
-- `AMBIGUOUS_TARGET`
-- `STALE_REFERENCE`
-- `UNKNOWN`
-
-### 7.2 Rules
-
-- `failure_code` MUST be used when a structured mapping exists
-- `failure_code` MUST NOT be replaced by string errors
-- string errors MAY exist for diagnostics only
-- not all tools must emit all codes
-
-### 7.3 Scope
-
-Applies to:
-
-- action tools
-- verification tools
-- `wait_for_ui`-style tools
-
-## 8. Response Shape
-
-### 8.1 Default
-
-All responses MUST be a single JSON text block.
-
-### 8.2 Allowed Exceptions
-
-Multi-block responses are allowed only for:
-
-- `get_logs`
-- `capture_screenshot`
-- `build_and_install`
-
-### 8.3 Errors
-
-All handler/runtime errors MUST be JSON-wrapped.
-
-String-only errors are not allowed, including fallback handler errors.
-
-Note: string diagnostics may still appear inside structured JSON payloads where explicitly defined by a tool.
-
-## 9. Observation Tools (Extended Semantics)
-
-Observation tools inspect application state without mutating it.
-
-Examples:
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-- `capture_debug_snapshot`
-- `get_screen_fingerprint`
-- `get_network_activity`
-- `get_logs`
-
-### 9.1 Snapshot Response Model
-
-`capture_debug_snapshot` MUST return a dual-layer response:
-
-- `raw`: required object
-- `semantic`: optional object
-
-The raw layer is authoritative and MUST remain unchanged from the underlying observation data. It is the source of truth and MUST NOT be interpreted or rewritten.
-
-The semantic layer is derived, best-effort, and MUST be generated exclusively from the raw layer.
-
-Raw layer contents include:
-
-- UI hierarchy or accessibility tree
-- normalized readable element state where exposed by the platform
-- platform-native identity hints such as stable identifiers, roles, and test tags
-- semantic control metadata when derivable from the raw tree, including `semantic_role`, `supported_actions`, `adjustable`, and `state_shape`
-- snapshot metadata such as `snapshot_revision` and `captured_at_ms`
-- `loading_state` when a reliable loading signal is detectable
-- screenshot when available
-- element-level attributes
-- logs and fingerprint/activity observations
-- raw error fields when partial collection fails
-
-Semantic layer shape when present:
-
-```ts
-{
-  screen: string | null,
-  signals: Record<string, string | number | boolean> | null,
-  actions_available: string[] | null,
-  confidence: number,
-  warnings: string[]
-}
-```
-
-Rules:
-
-- `confidence` MUST be between 0 and 1
-- `warnings` MUST be present when `semantic` is present
-- `semantic` MAY be omitted entirely when derivation is not reliable
-- `semantic` MUST be treated as unreliable if it conflicts with raw data
-- `actions_available` are hints only and MUST NOT be treated as guaranteed executable actions
-
-### 9.2 Agent Usage Contract
-
-Agents SHOULD use `semantic` for primary decision-making when present.
-
-Agents MUST fall back to `raw` when:
-
-- `semantic` is missing
-- `confidence < 0.7`
-- `warnings` is non-empty
-- semantic output conflicts with expected state or raw data
-
-`semantic` is for planning only and MUST NOT be used for verification.
-
-### 9.3 Relationship to Classification
-
-Semantic signals MAY be used as input to `classify_action_outcome`.
-
-Semantic output MUST NOT replace classification or verification.
-
-Classification remains a supplementary, post-action interpretation mechanism.
-
-### 9.4 Semantic Control Metadata
-
-When present, semantic control metadata MAY include:
-
-```ts
-{
-  semantic_role?: 'slider' | 'stepper' | 'dropdown' | 'segmented_control' | 'custom_adjustable' | 'composite_control' | null,
-  supported_actions?: string[] | null,
-  adjustable?: boolean | null,
-  state_shape?: 'continuous' | 'discrete' | 'semantic' | null
-}
-```
-
-Rules:
-
-- semantic control metadata is derived and best-effort
-- raw platform roles and state remain authoritative on conflict
-- `adjustable` MAY be inferred from platform traits when no known role matches
-- `state_shape` MUST respect known control roles before value-based heuristics
-- `supported_actions` are hints only and MUST NOT be treated as guaranteed executable actions
-
-## 10. Classification
-
-Tool: `classify_action_outcome`
-
-Rules:
-
-- MAY use UI, action, network, and log signals
-- MUST be deterministic
-- MUST NOT replace `expect_*` tools
-- MUST be treated as a supplementary signal only
-- SHOULD be used with `get_network_activity` only when the outcome is still ambiguous after routing by `action_type`
-
-It is not a verification mechanism.
-
-## 11. Execution Patterns
-
-Canonical pattern:
-
-`wait_for_ui -> tap_element -> wait_for_screen_change (optional) -> expect_screen`
-
-For in-place UI mutations, agents SHOULD prefer:
-
-`wait_for_ui_change -> expect_element_visible / expect_state`
-
-Interpretation:
-
-- `tap_element.success` = executed
-- `wait_for_screen_change.success` = UI changed
-- `wait_for_ui_change.success` = in-place UI mutation observed and stable
-- `expect_screen.success` = correct outcome verified
-
-## 12. Known Deviations
-
-Explicitly allowed:
-
-- `install_app`, `terminate_app`, `reset_app_data` not using envelope
-- `build_and_install` streaming NDJSON
-- platform-specific tools
-- partial failure coverage
-- `scroll_to_element` outcome-based success (temporary exception)
-- extended runtime fields in `list_devices`
-
-## 13. Migration Rules
-
-Must change now:
-
-- uncaught errors must be JSON-wrapped
-
-Should align when touched:
-
-- `tap`, `swipe`, `type_text`, `press_back`
-- `start_app`, `restart_app`
-- `scroll_to_element`
-- `wait_for_ui`
-- `capture_debug_snapshot`
-
-No change required:
-
-- `tap_element`
-- `expect_screen`
-- `expect_element_visible`
-- `wait_for_screen_change`
-
-## 14. Guiding Principles
-
-- Actions execute
-- Verification proves
-- Waiting synchronizes
-- Classification assists
-
-## Final Definition
-
-Action success equals execution success.
-Outcome success equals verification success.
-
-Verification tools are authoritative when the expected outcome is defined.

package/src/server/debugger-handlers.ts

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-import { debuggerContracts } from './debugger-schema.js'
-import { debuggerSessions, debuggerCapabilities } from '../debugger/sessions.js'
-import { DebuggerError, withDebuggerBudget } from '../debugger/worker.js'
-import { wrapResponse, type ToolCallArgs } from './common.js'
-function failure(code: string, summary: Record<string, unknown> = {}) {
-  return { ...wrapResponse({ debug_session_id: null, device: null, target: null, state: null,
-    captured_at_ms: Date.now(), capabilities: debuggerCapabilities, limitations: [], cleanup: null,
-    ...summary, success: false, error: { code, message: code, retryable: false } }), isError: true }
-}
-export async function handleDebugger(name: string, args: ToolCallArgs, signal?: AbortSignal) {
-  const parsed = debuggerContracts[name].schema.safeParse(args)
-  if (!parsed.success) return failure('INVALID_ARGUMENT')
-  const a = parsed.data as Record<string, any>
-  const command = debuggerContracts[name].command
-  try {
-    if (signal?.aborted) throw new DebuggerError('DEBUGGER_CANCELLED')
-    const result = await withDebuggerBudget(a.timeoutMs, signal, async () => command === 'capabilities' ? await debuggerSessions.capabilities(a.deviceId, a.appId, a.processId) :
-      command === 'attach' ? await debuggerSessions.attach(a.deviceId, a.appId, a.processId, a.timeoutMs) :
-      await debuggerSessions.command(a.debugSessionId, command, { ...a, signal: command === 'events' ? signal : undefined }, a.timeoutMs))
-    if (signal?.aborted && command === 'capabilities') throw new DebuggerError('DEBUGGER_CANCELLED')
-    return { ...wrapResponse(result), ...(!result.success ? { isError: true } : {}) }
-  } catch (e) {
-    const code = e instanceof DebuggerError ? e.code : 'DEBUGGER_WORKER_FAILED'
-    let summary: any = {}
-    if (a.debugSessionId) { try { summary = debuggerSessions.summary(a.debugSessionId) } catch { /* Unknown session */ } }
-    return failure(code, { debug_session_id: a.debugSessionId ?? null,
-      device: a.deviceId ? { platform: 'android', id: a.deviceId } : null, ...summary })
-  }
-}