How to debug LLM-driven Android automation runs with action timelines, UI dumps, screenshots, logs, structured errors, and replayable traces.
LLM-driven Android automation fails in strange ways.
The model may tap the wrong label. The screen may change between observation and action. A keyboard may cover the button. A permission dialog may appear. The app may still be loading. The UI dump may expose two identical "Continue" buttons.
If all you saved is the final screenshot, debugging is painful.
You need a run trace.
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