What is this?
Auto.js is an Android-based JavaScript coding platform built for learning to program and automating tasks directly on an Android device.
Is this a full app I install, or a library I import?
It is a standalone code-development platform/IDE app for Android, not a library — you write and run JavaScript automation scripts on the device itself.
How do I download and install it?
The README's download section (official website, docs, blog links) is left blank, and since the source code has been removed from this repo, there is no working install path available here.
Can I still get working source code from this repository?
No. This repo held the open-source code for Auto.js 4.1, but all source files have since been deleted to stop that old code from spreading further; development moved to the closed-source Auto.js Pro.
Does it run on anything besides Android?
No, it's built specifically for Android — there's no mention of iOS, desktop, or other platform support.
Why was the source code deleted from this repo?
The maintainers removed it to stop the outdated Auto.js 4.1 open-source code from continuing to circulate, since newer development moved to the closed-source Auto.js Pro.
Is this repository still maintained?
No — the repository is marked archived and its source code has been removed, so it is effectively inactive.
What could you originally do with Auto.js?
Based on its topics, it let users write JavaScript automation scripts on Android, similar to Tasker-style task automation, using Android's UiAutomator for UI control.
What are similar projects?
deepseek-harness-android-app, Droidline, Operit, midscene, gkd, automa, n8n, mobile-mcp
Which topics is it in?
automation-tools, mobile-automation, rpa, gui-automation, ide, android-app, workflow, workflow-automation, mobile-app, deprecated, china, productivity