Android MCP Server
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An MCP server that provides programmatic control over Android devices through ADB. It exposes various Android device management capabilities that can be accessed by MCP clients.
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What is Android MCP Server?
This is an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server designed to provide programmatic control over Android devices using ADB (Android Debug Bridge). It allows MCP clients to interact with and manage Android devices.
How to use Android MCP Server?
To use this server, you need to install it, configure it with your Android device details, and then connect an MCP client (like Claude Desktop) to it. The client can then send commands to the server to perform actions on the Android device.
Key features of Android MCP Server
ADB Command Execution
Device Screenshot Capture
UI Layout Analysis
Device Package Management
Use cases of Android MCP Server
Automated testing of Android apps
Remote device management
Programmatic control of Android devices for research
Integration with code editors for context-aware development
FAQ from Android MCP Server
What is ADB?
What is ADB?
ADB stands for Android Debug Bridge. It is a command-line tool that allows you to communicate with an Android device.
What is MCP?
What is MCP?
MCP stands for Model Context Protocol. It is a protocol for communication between applications and models.
How do I find my device identifier?
How do I find my device identifier?
You can find your device identifier by running the command adb devices in your terminal.
What is Claude Desktop?
What is Claude Desktop?
Claude Desktop is an example of an MCP client that can be used to interact with this server.
What if the server is not working?
What if the server is not working?
Ensure ADB is properly configured, the device is connected, and the configuration file is correct. Check the server logs for errors.