dsh-adb

Debugging automotive dashboards or Android system builds on a bench rig means repeatedly typing adb commands, scrolling through tens of thousands of logcat lines, and manually comparing performance numbers. dsh-adb wraps these operations into structured tools that DSH agents can call directly, turning device discovery, streamable logcat, APK installation, file transfer, and performance snapshots into a single conversational workflow.

Its standout capability is turning raw device evidence into actionable signal: the one-click health report separates genuine crashes with stack chains from MediaTek boot markers, aggregates repetitive logcat lines by tag, and attaches a concise verdict so the agent reasons from conclusions rather than ingesting 17k raw lines. Performance baselines deliver numeric diffs on PSS, janky frame percentage, and frame percentiles. The crash watchdog monitors for new crashes in foreground or background mode and chains into crash report and screenshot capture, forming a complete monitor, capture, and attribute pipeline. An append-only operation ledger records every device mutation to support one-click rollback to the last known-good APK, and a schedulable patrol scan completes crash detection, performance comparison, and battery/storage checks in a single pass with a compact ok/attention verdict.

Built for automotive cockpit teams, Android system debugging engineers, and anyone who wants to drive bench or real-device workflows through DSH agents. No Unity dependency, no vendor protocol lock-in, it covers the generic ADB operation domain.