zai-org/open-autoglm is an AutoGLM-based agent framework for natural-language phone control. The published information contains no latest release version. A vision-language model understands the phone screen and operates the device according to natural-language instructions. It controls Android and HarmonyOS devices via ADB and HDC, and offers a command line and a Python API. The repository description introduces it as a project that releases models and a framework for phone control.
This project focuses on building and using a phone agent that carries out tasks based on what is on screen. ADB is used to control Android devices and HDC to control HarmonyOS devices. Connections are supported not only over USB but also over Wi-Fi and network remote debugging. For sensitive operations it asks for confirmation, and in situations requiring a login or an authentication code a person can take over. What is provided for iPhone users is iOS setup guidance. The main language is Python and the license is Apache-2.0.
However, the published summary presents no performance figures such as task success rate or processing speed, so the basis for judging the stability of actual operation is limited. For iPhone as well, only setup guidance is confirmed, not device control support. The verifiable scope therefore extends to the Android and HarmonyOS control features and the human-in-the-loop procedure; performance and the range of iOS operation cannot be regarded as separately proven.