Simulate keyboard input via AutomateLinux daemon and /dev/uinput.
npx skills add https://github.com/yanivprusman/automateLinux --skill key-simulation
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: key-simulation Source: https://github.com/yanivprusman/automateLinux/tree/main/.agent/skills/key-simulation Command: npx skills add https://github.com/yanivprusman/automateLinux --skill key-simulation
The AutomateLinux daemon enables automated keyboard input by simulating keystrokes and typing strings, supporting repeatable automation and testing workflows on Linux desktops.
Use the command d simulateInput --string "Hello World" to type a string, or d simulateInput --type 1 --code 30 --value 1 to press and d simulateInput --type 1 --code 30 --value 0 to release.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To simulate keyboard input on Linux desktops, use the command d simulateInput --string "Your text" to type strings as if entered on a real keyboard.
Emit raw input events by running d simulateInput with --type 1, the specific EV --code, and --value 1 for key press or --value 0 for release.
The InputMapper delivers simulated input events directly to the /dev/uinput device for virtual device emulation and automation.
Yes, automating typing strings in testing workflows requires the AutomateLinux daemon to process simulateInput commands and manage event delivery.
Yes, you can automate repeatable testing workflows on Linux by routing simulated input events through InputMapper directly to /dev/uinput.
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