Roku is a company that offers streaming media players, smart TVs, and a streaming platform that allows users to access various streaming services and content through their devices.
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Provides search and retrieval for Roku and BrightScript development documentation, covering components, interfaces, SceneGraph nodes, language syntax, manifest keys, and developer guides.
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Scaffolds runnable Roku channels from an AppSpec, zips them, and optionally sideloads them to a Roku device in developer mode.
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Provides tools for debugging Roku devices, including reading device info, inspecting scene graphs, reading console logs, managing breakpoints, stepping through BrightScript code, and executing code in stopped frames.
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Allows AI agents to control and develop on Roku devices over local network or via remote server using ECP, including keypress, app launch, queries, sideloading, and more.
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Enables control of Roku TVs via the External Control Protocol (ECP), including remote button presses, app launching, device discovery, and querying device information.
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Provides comprehensive Roku automated testing by combining Roku WebDriver and ECP for UI state verification and device control, enabling acceptance criteria validation for Roku channels.
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Enables remote control of Roku TVs over a local network, providing tools for navigation, playback control, volume adjustment, and power management.
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Discovers Roku TVs and streaming devices over SSDP and controls them via Roku's External Control Protocol (ECP).
Why this server?
Provides tools for developing, deploying, navigating, inspecting, and debugging Roku BrightScript and SceneGraph applications, including sideloading, sending keypresses, retrieving UI trees, capturing device state, verifying playback, and condition-based polling.