# Ansight (ChatGPT Plugin) > Inspect and debug mobile apps. - Type: plugin - Publisher: Ansight (official) - Categories: Development - Website: https://chatgpt.com/plugins/plugins_6aa24265df788191a25e7db0cdeca894 - Open in ChatGPT: https://chatgpt.com/plugins/plugins_6aa24265df788191a25e7db0cdeca894 - Version: 0.1.0 - Listed: 2026-10-15 ## About Ansight gives your coding agent runtime evidence from real mobile apps, so it can debug and verify what actually happened instead of guessing from source code. Install the Ansight SDK into an iOS, Android, .NET MAUI, React Native, Flutter, or Capacitor app, and every development session records logs, network requests, telemetry, screenshots, visual trees, and touches. This plugin's 27 skills let the agent use that evidence through the Ansight CLI: • Set up the CLI and start the local host • Investigate a recorded session: bracket a time window and correlate logs, failed requests, screenshots, and UI trees around an error • Operate a running app: boot a simulator or emulator, launch the app, tap and type through the semantic UI, and capture before-and-after evidence • Call remote tools the app exposes for authoritative in-process state • Annotate sessions for review • Score automation readiness and automation-ID coverage • Author and run repeatable, source-controlled UI tests • Add platform-specific SDK setup and custom remote tools for each supported framework Requirements: the Ansight CLI is installed separately, and live workflows need a development or QA build with the SDK integrated plus execution access to the machine running the Ansight host. Installing the plugin in a cloud-only environment does not by itself provide access to a local device or simulator. ## Install 1. **Add it in ChatGPT** Open Plugins in the ChatGPT sidebar (web or desktop), search for “Ansight” and select +. You'll be asked to sign in to any connected service on first use. Then type @ in a chat to call it. ## Skills - **Annotate An Ansight Session**: Mark timeline moments and UI regions - **ansight-app-inspection**: Route an ambiguous Ansight app request to the narrowest live-operation, remote-tool, session-investigation, annotation, readiness-audit, workspace-automation, or platform-inspection skill. Use only when the request does not already identify the required Ansight workflow. - **ansight-app-inspection-android**: Add native Android Kotlin and Java semantics to an Ansight operation. Use alongside a selected core Ansight workflow when Android view or Compose rendering, preferences, storage, reflection, ADB fallback, or Android tool behavior affects interpretation; do not use as the primary live-operation, remote-tool, session-investigation, or annotation workflow. - **ansight-app-inspection-cordova**: Add Capacitor DOM and native-platform semantics to an Ansight operation. Use alongside a selected core Ansight workflow when WebView DOM, JavaScript errors, native hierarchy, bridge state, or DOM tool behavior affects interpretation; do not use as the primary live-operation, remote-tool, session-investigation, or annotation workflow. - **ansight-app-inspection-dotnet**: Add .NET MAUI and .NET mobile platform semantics to an Ansight operation. Use alongside a selected core Ansight workflow when MAUI hierarchy, bindings, handlers, native rendering, reflection, or .NET tool behavior affects interpretation; do not use as the primary live-operation, remote-tool, session-investigation, or annotation workflow. - **ansight-app-inspection-flutter**: Add Flutter widget and native-platform semantics to an Ansight operation. Use alongside a selected core Ansight workflow when widget hierarchy, navigation, native rendering, physical-device logging, or Flutter tool behavior affects interpretation; do not use as the primary live-operation, remote-tool, session-investigation, or annotation workflow. - **ansight-app-inspection-ios**: Add native iOS SwiftUI and UIKit semantics to an Ansight operation. Use alongside a selected core Ansight workflow when UIKit hierarchy, SwiftUI hosting, Apple storage, Simulator control, reflection, or iOS tool behavior affects interpretation; do not use as the primary live-operation, remote-tool, session-investigation, or annotation workflow. - **ansight-app-inspection-react-native**: Add React Native and Expo development-build semantics to an Ansight operation. Use alongside a selected core Ansight workflow when React component, shadow-tree, native hierarchy, navigation, memory, or React tool behavior affects interpretation; do not use as the primary live-operation, remote-tool, session-investigation, or annotation workflow. - **Ansight Automation Readiness**: Score Ansight integration and automation readiness - **ansight-cli-setup**: Prepare a developer workstation or agent to use the Ansight CLI by verifying the executable and dependencies, starting or reusing the resident host, and proving structured discovery. Use when setup is requested or those prerequisites are not ready; do not use for ordinary app operation once they work. - **ansight-create-remote-tool-android**: Use this skill when implementing a custom Ansight remote tool for a native Android Kotlin or Java app. Create a narrow androidSimpleTool or AndroidTool with a stable id, explicit read/write/critical ToolPolicy, structured JSON results, local-development build-variant gating, runtime ToolGuard access, registration through AnsightOptions.addTool/addTools or AnsightRuntime.registerTool, and verification through the Ansight CLI. - **ansight-create-remote-tool-cordova**: Use this skill when implementing a custom Ansight remote tool for a Cordova-family Capacitor app. Create a narrow JavaScript registerTool handler with a stable id, explicit read/write/critical policy, structured results, development-only registration, runtime guard access, and CLI verification. - **ansight-create-remote-tool-dotnet**: Use this skill when implementing a custom Ansight remote tool for a .NET MAUI, .NET for Android, .NET for iOS, or .NET Mac Catalyst app. Create a narrow Ansight.Tools.ITool implementation with stable tool ids, ToolSchema arguments and results, the shared read/write/critical ToolPolicy, local-development MSBuild gating with AnsightRemoteToolsPolicy, registration through AddTool/AddTools or a WithMyAppTools extension, and verification through the Ansight CLI. - **ansight-create-remote-tool-flutter**: Use this skill when implementing a custom Ansight remote tool for a Flutter app. Create a narrow Dart registerTool handler with a stable id, explicit read/write/critical policy, structured results, development-only registration, runtime guard access, and CLI verification. - **ansight-create-remote-tool-ios**: Use this skill when implementing a custom Ansight remote tool for a native iOS SwiftUI or UIKit app. Create a narrow AnsightTool with a stable descriptor id, explicit read/write/critical policy, structured result payloads, Debug or local-development build gating, runtime tool guard access, registration through AnsightRuntime.shared.registerTool, and verification through the Ansight CLI. ## Example prompts - "Check whether Ansight CLI is ready on this machine." - "Investigate performance issues in my latest Ansight session." - "Inspect my connected mobile app with Ansight." ## Related - [Superpowers](https://chatgptplugins.directory/plugins/superpowers.md): Plan, develop, and debug code - [Codex Security](https://chatgptplugins.directory/plugins/codex-security.md): Security scanning for your codebase - [Build Web Apps](https://chatgptplugins.directory/plugins/build-web-apps.md): Build frontend-focused web apps with generated assets, browser testing, payments, and... - [GitHub](https://chatgptplugins.directory/plugins/github.md): Triage PRs, issues, CI, and publish flows - [Figma](https://chatgptplugins.directory/plugins/figma.md): Figma design-to-code workflows - [Shopify](https://chatgptplugins.directory/plugins/shopify.md): Build and manage your store --- Source: https://chatgptplugins.directory/plugins/ansight · Index: https://chatgptplugins.directory/llms.txt · Independent and community-run. 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