Axilio Developer Resources

Everything you need to build on the Axilio mobile cloud: real Android phones on carrier networks, driven by a vision-native Python SDK, callable via REST API, and scriptable from the CLI. Start with the quickstart; generate clients from the live OpenAPI spec.

• DocumentationThe full developer docs. Every page is also served as markdown at the same path with a .md suffix, and docs.axilio.ai/llms.txt indexes them all.
• QuickstartGet a real Android phone and control it — screenshot, find something, tap it — in five minutes.
• AuthenticationGet an API key and give it to Axilio through the environment or directly in code.
• API referenceThe Axilio REST API: base URLs, roles, and every endpoint, generated from the live spec.
• OpenAPI specThe machine-readable OpenAPI 3.1 spec for the customer-facing API (base URL https://api.axilio.ai/api/v1). Generate clients from here.
• Versioning & deprecation policyWhat /api/v1 promises, how deprecations are announced (Deprecation/Sunset headers, 90-day minimum window), and the rate-limit headers on every response.
• Python SDKpip install axilio — the vision-native SDK (from axilio.platform import Client).
• CLIbrew install axilioai/tap/axilio or curl -fsSL https://axilio.ai/install.sh | sh on macOS and Linux; irm https://axilio.ai/install.ps1 | iex on Windows. Sessions, workflows, runs, and phone control from the terminal.
• Coding agentsaxilio login, then axilio init: Claude Code, Codex or Cursor gets a skill for driving a real phone through the CLI.
• Guide: use any Android app from codeFind things on screen by text or description, then tap, type and swipe, with a working Python example.
• llms.txtThe agent-readable index of this site: what Axilio is, when to use it, and where everything lives.
• GitHubOpen-source repositories, including the CLI and its install script.