iOS Fire TV remote app (SwiftUI + native ADB client)#5
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Adds a self-contained SwiftUI iPhone app under ios/FireTVRemote that controls a Fire TV over the local network. It implements the ADB wire protocol and RSA auth handshake in pure Swift (no dependencies), so the TV trusts the phone after a one-time on-screen prompt. - ADB transport over Network framework with CNXN/AUTH/OPEN/WRTE/OKAY/CLSE - RSA key persisted in Keychain; Android adb public-key encoding - Remote UI: D-pad, navigation, transport, volume/power, app launchers, on-TV text entry - Manage multiple Fire TVs by IP; setup/help screen included Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <[email protected]> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019gGkDiRA1DmjCAVmTTUVs8
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What this adds
A self-contained SwiftUI iPhone app (
ios/FireTVRemote/) that controls an Amazon Fire TV over your home Wi-Fi — no Amazon account, no cloud, nothing leaves the LAN.It works by implementing the ADB (Android Debug Bridge) protocol directly in pure Swift, the same mechanism
adb connect 192.168.x.x:5555uses. The first button press triggers the standard "Allow USB debugging?" prompt on the TV; after you accept it once, the phone stays trusted (the RSA key lives in the Keychain).Features
How it's built
ADB/ADBProtocol.swiftADB/ADBConnection.swiftADB/ADBKey.swiftadbpublic-key encodingADB/AndroidPubkey.swift,ADB/BigUInt.swiftinput keyeventmappingControllers/FireTVController.swiftControllers/DeviceStore.swiftViews/*,ContentView.swiftTo use it
ios/FireTVRemote/FireTVRemote.xcodeprojin Xcode 16+, set your signing Team, and run it onto your iPhone (iOS 17+).Full instructions are in
ios/FireTVRemote/README.mdand the in-app Help screen.Notes / limitations
rf-logcrates; lives entirely underios/.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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