ad-walk

Author bounded-walk debugging plans for Android code with entry points and step budgets.

3|Updated May 10, 2026
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npx skills add https://github.com/Acendas/android-debugger --skill ad-walk
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Skill: ad-walk
Source: https://github.com/Acendas/android-debugger/tree/main/skills/ad-walk
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Acendas/android-debugger --skill ad-walk

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve?

Walk Android code paths by authoring a Debug Plan that narrates entry points with a fixed step budget.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Author a Debug Plan with an entry breakpoint, snapshot on each frame, and automatic stepping.
  • Narrate frame-by-frame progress to onboard code paths without manual debugging.
  • Use cases: onboarding new developers, understanding flow of entry points, tracing behavior.

Quick Start

Create a walk plan by specifying an entry point (file:line, class.method, or flow description) and a step budget, then run the plan to narrate each frame boundary until the target is left or budget exhausts.

Frequently Asked Questions about ad-walk

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I trace an Android code path from a specific entry point?

Create a walkthrough by specifying an entry breakpoint and an explicit step budget. The debug plan automatically steps through frames, narrating each boundary to help you understand the flow until the budget exhausts or the target is left.

What is a bounded-walk debugging plan for Android?

A bounded-walk debugging plan is a narrated, frame-by-frame exploration of Android code paths constrained by an explicit max event budget. It snapshots frames and tracks plan progress to map execution flow without manual intervention.

How do I onboard new developers to an Android codebase flow?

Onboard developers by authoring a narrated debug plan that traces Android code paths from a specific entry point. Setting a step budget allows the plan to automatically step and explain frame boundaries, illustrating execution flow clearly.

Can I limit how many steps an Android code trace executes?

Yes, you can limit trace execution by defining an explicit max event budget in your debug plan. The bounded walk stops automatically when this step budget is exhausted or the target entry point is left.

Does the Android walkthrough plan support class and method based breakpoints?

Yes, the walkthrough plan supports method-based entry points like class.method, as well as file:line entries and flow descriptions. This flexibility allows you to start the bounded walk at specific code boundaries.