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By default PocketAdmin shows up as a compound device with HID (keyboard)
and MSD (flash drive) interfaces. For the most basic use, there must be
a FAT filesystem on the first partition, and in the root directory there
must be a payload.txt file, which contains the commands that the device
should run at every insertion.

Optionally, alongside the payload.txt you can have a config.txt file.
If this file if present, the device first runs pre-configuration commands
from there, and then moves on to running some payload file.

Read other wiki pages:

• commands
• OS fingerprinter
• keyboard layouts
• example payloads

Some example payloads can be found in /extra/examplePayloads/ but keep in mind
that payloads usually need to be modified to fit your target machine (as well
as your exact requirements), since they heavily depend on OS used, GUI settings,
language, hardware capabilities, etc. If you are too lazy to make your own
payloads, you can also use payloads originally designed for the USB rubber ducky,
or some other badusb that accepts ducky script commands.