eos-screen-capture

Mirror Android device screens on macOS with scrcpy and optional live logs.

1|Updated Jul 31, 2025
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/asnar00/miso --skill eos-screen-capture
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Skill: eos-screen-capture
Source: https://github.com/asnar00/miso/tree/main/.claude/skills/eos-screen-capture
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/asnar00/miso --skill eos-screen-capture

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill requires scrcpy, android-platform-tools, and includes scripts (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

This Skill provides real-time screen mirroring for Android/e/OS devices on macOS using scrcpy, with an optional integrated log console. It streamlines debugging and demonstration by combining visual feedback with live application logs, eliminating the need for separate tools.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Low-Latency Mirroring: Displays your Android device screen with minimal delay, supporting mouse and keyboard control from your desktop.
  • Integrated Log Console: Simultaneously view filtered app logs alongside the mirrored screen for comprehensive debugging.
  • Use Case: While testing a new feature on your Android app, use this skill to mirror the device screen and monitor live logs for errors or unexpected behavior in a single, synchronized view.

Quick Start

Start Android screen mirroring with the live logs console.

Frequently Asked Questions about eos-screen-capture

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I mirror my Android device screen on macOS with live logs?

Screen mirroring on macOS combines scrcpy for low-latency display streaming with integrated log capture. Install scrcpy and android-platform-tools, enable USB debugging on your device, connect via USB, and run the Skill to view your device screen and app logs simultaneously in one window.

What setup do I need for Android screen mirroring with scrcpy?

Screen mirroring requires scrcpy and ADB installed, USB debugging enabled in device developer options, device authorization via USB, and a USB-connected Android or e/OS device. The Skill handles mirroring and optional log streaming once prerequisites are met.

Can I use screen mirroring for Android app debugging and testing?

Yes. Screen mirroring delivers 35-70 ms latency while displaying your device at native resolution, and the integrated log console shows real-time app logs. This combination lets you observe visual behavior and error logs together during feature testing.

Does screen mirroring work for e/OS devices?

Yes. The Skill supports both Android and e/OS devices via scrcpy, with the same USB debugging and ADB requirements. Device-native resolution and low-latency streaming apply to both platforms.

What's the difference between basic mirroring and mirroring with integrated logs?

Basic mirroring displays your device screen with mouse and keyboard control from your desktop. Adding the log console shows filtered app logs alongside the visual feed, enabling comprehensive debugging without switching between separate tools.

Why use scrcpy for Android screen mirroring instead of other tools?

scrcpy provides low-latency, high-resolution mirroring optimized for debugging and presentations. This Skill integrates it with live log capture, eliminating the need to monitor logs in a separate terminal or IDE console.