What problem does it solve? Keeping an AI assistant aware of what is happening on an Android phone normally requires constant polling that burns tokens, or invasive root access. This Skill runs a lightweight bash daemon that watches screen state, foreground apps, battery, and steps, then wakes the AI only when a meaningful event occurs — while also enforcing daily app usage limits with automatic force-stop. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Event-driven device monitoring: A 60-second polling daemon (gaze.sh) detects 11 event types — woke_up, binge_app, low_battery, midnight_phone, left_chat, and more — and pushes compact 5-field triggers to Claude Code through a Monitor hook. - Anti-addiction limiter: app_limit.sh tracks cumulative daily usage per app, warns at 80% of the configured limit via toast, and force-stops the app at 100%, resetting at midnight. - Sub-skills included: a 26+ sensor reference catalog, SMS inbox polling with auto-reply, calendar events with audible CronCreate alarms, and a polling-based proactive check-in pattern. - Use Case: Tell the AI to limit TikTok to 40 minutes a day. It detects your entertainment apps, writes the config, starts the daemon, and from then on warns you near the limit and locks the app when time is up — while also noticing when you are still on your phone at 2 AM. ## Quick Start Ask the AI to set up android-monitor on your Termux device and choose which entertainment apps should get daily time limits.
