Android MCP

Category: Code Execution & Automation / MCP Servers
Tags: mcp, android, command-execution, automation

Overview

Android MCP is an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that enables programmatic control over Android devices via ADB (Android Debug Bridge). It facilitates device management by exposing various functionalities such as command execution, screenshot capture, UI analysis, and package management. The server acts as a bridge for MCP clients (e.g., Claude Desktop, code editors) to interact with Android devices.

Features

• ADB Command Execution: Run any ADB command to interact with connected Android devices programmatically.
• Device Screenshot Capture: Capture screenshots directly from the Android device for debugging or UI testing.
• UI Layout Analysis: Analyze the user interface layout, including properties of clickable elements, to assist in UI development and testing.
• Device Package Management: Retrieve and manage the list of installed packages on the device, simplifying app management for developers.
• MCP Client Compatibility: Works seamlessly with MCP clients like Claude Desktop and supported code editors (e.g., Cursor).
• Customizable Configuration: Uses a YAML configuration file to specify the target Android device.
• Flexible Installation: Managed via uv with multiple installation methods supported.

Source

Android MCP Server on MCPHub

Pricing

No pricing information provided.