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- Install MCP configs and Artemis mobile testing rules strictly into user home directories (~), avoiding project workspace pollution - Add double-insurance rules synchronization injecting into both primary global instruction files (e.g. ~/.gemini/GEMINI.md, ~/.claude/CLAUDE.md, ~/.cursorrules, ~/.codeium/windsurf/memories/global_rules.md) and modular rules/ directories - Support JSONC parsing (comments and trailing commas) and automatic .bak backups when merging existing IDE configuration files - Update README and Quick Start documentation to clarify automatic global MCP & rule mounting across all major AI IDEs
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# π Universal MCP Server for ARTEMIS
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This directory contains the universal **Model Context Protocol (MCP)** server for **ARTEMIS**, enabling seamless mobile device automation inside AI IDEs and agents like **Antigravity**, **Cursor**, **Claude Code**, **OpenClaw**, and **Windsurf**.
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## ποΈ Architecture
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```
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mcp_server/
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βββ __init__.py # Package exports (mcp, main)
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βββ base.py # Shared FastMCP instance
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βββ server.py # Server entrypoint (stdio / sse)
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βββ rules.md # AI Agent Testing Mindset & system prompt rules for IDEs
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βββ background/ # Background process execution
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β βββ task_runner.py # Subprocess runner for Artemis Agent
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βββ notifiers/ # Multi-environment notification adapters
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β βββ base.py # BaseNotifier abstract class
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β βββ agentapi.py # Jetski / Antigravity AgentAPI notifier
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β βββ webhook.py # OpenClaw / CI / Discord / Slack webhook notifier
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β βββ desktop.py # Native OS toast notifier
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β βββ file.py # File audit logger
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β βββ composite.py # Multi-channel notification dispatcher
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βββ tools/ # Modular standard MCP tools
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β βββ task_runner.py # mobile_run_task
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β βββ task_manager.py # mobile_manage_task
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β βββ device_state.py # mobile_get_device_state
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β βββ inspect_trace.py # mobile_inspect_trace
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βββ utils/ # Environment, device, and trace utilities
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βββ device_utils.py # Cross-platform ADB and emulator resolver
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βββ env_utils.py # Python interpreter and process manager
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βββ trace_store.py # Traces directory and status manager
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```
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## π§ AI Agent Behavioral Rules (`rules.md`)
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When connecting ARTEMIS to AI coding assistants like **Antigravity**, **Claude Code**, **Cursor**, or **Windsurf**, providing the assistant with domain-specific testing discipline is critical for generating reliable test code.
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The included [`rules.md`](./rules.md) file contains the **Mobile Testing Mindset (ARTEMIS Integration)** guideline. It teaches the AI agent how to properly collaborate with ARTEMIS:
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1. **The Runnable Code Principle & Active Exploration**: Instructs the AI to never guess or hallucinate UI transitions. Instead, it must first explore the live app via ARTEMIS MCP tools (`mobile_run_task`, etc.) to discover and verify real-world interaction paths before writing test scripts.
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2. **Flash vs. Pro Routing Strategy**: Guides the AI to choose **Flash** for rapid, straightforward UI actions (< 30 steps) and **Pro** for complex multi-agent planning, polling loops, or video/log diagnosis.
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3. **Latency & Timing Compensation**: Clarifies the difference between AI exploratory latency (e.g., model decision intervals) and the deterministic timing requirements of final test code.
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4. **"Dynamic-First, Coordinate-Fallback" Locator Pattern**: Teaches the AI to prioritize dynamic UI locators (Resource IDs, OCR text, semantics) for layout resilience, while implementing absolute coordinate fallbacks for maximum execution reliability.
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### How Global Rules & MCP are Installed
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When you run `uv run artemis mcp --install all` (or target a specific IDE like `--install cursor`, `--install claude`, etc.), the installer **automatically synchronizes both global MCP server configuration and global testing rules** into the corresponding user home directories (without creating project-level rule files in your workspace):
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* **Antigravity / Jetski**: Automatically installs global rules to `~/.gemini/rules/artemis.md`.
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* **Cursor**: Automatically installs global YAML-frontmatter rule file at `~/.cursor/rules/artemis.mdc`.
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* **Claude Code / Desktop**: Automatically installs global rules to `~/.claude/rules/artemis.md`.
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* **Windsurf**: Automatically installs global rules to `~/.codeium/windsurf/rules/artemis.md`.
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* **VS Code**: Automatically installs global rules to `~/.vscode/rules/artemis.md`.
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* **Cline / Roo Code**: Automatically installs global rules to `~/.cline/rules/artemis.md` and `~/.roo/rules/artemis.md`.
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* **OpenClaw**: Automatically installs global rules to `~/.openclaw/rules/artemis.md`.
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*(Note: If you prefer manual configuration, you can also copy the contents of [`rules.md`](./rules.md) into your IDE's system prompt or global rules settings.)*
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## π οΈ MCP Tools Overview
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* **`mobile_run_task`**: Asynchronously launches an autonomous mobile automation task (`Flash` or `Pro` model).
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* **`mobile_manage_task`**: Manages task lifecycle (`status`, `stop`, `inject_instruction`).
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* **`mobile_get_device_state`**: Real-time observer (`screenshot` or OCR+XML `hierarchy`).
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* **`mobile_inspect_trace`**: Granular trace inspection, visual action overlays, and agent reasoning.
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## π How to Run & Configure
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### CLI Execution
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```bash
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# Start server over stdio
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python -m mcp_server
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# Or via Artemis CLI
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uv run artemis mcp
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```
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### IDE Configuration
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#### One-Click Auto Install (Recommended)
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Run the automated installer to detect and configure your IDE (Antigravity, Cursor, Claude Code/Desktop, OpenClaw):
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```bash
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uv run artemis mcp --install all
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# Or install specifically for Antigravity:
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uv run artemis mcp --install antigravity
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```
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#### Manual JSON Config Generation
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Run `uv run artemis mcp --generate-config antigravity` (or `all`) to output ready-to-use configuration JSON with resolved `.venv` Python and project paths.
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