Android MCP Server

Android MCP Server is a server that programmatically controls Android devices using ADB (Android Debug Bridge). It implements the MCP (Model Context Protocol), allowing you to access and operate Android devices through MCP clients (such as Claude desktop and Cursor code editors). In simple terms, it acts as a bridge enabling your development tools to interact more intelligently with Android devices.

Core Features:

• ADB Command Execution: Allows clients to execute arbitrary ADB commands.
• Device Screenshot: Can capture screenshots of Android devices.
• UI Layout Analysis: Can analyze the current UI layout and extract information about clickable elements (e.g., text, position, etc.).
• Device Package Management: Can list packages installed on the device.
• Action Intent Retrieval for Packages: Can retrieve actionable intents for specified application packages.

Use Cases

The main use cases of Android MCP Server include:

• AI-Assisted Development: When combined with code editors like Claude desktop or Cursor, AI can understand the current state of Android devices and provide smarter code suggestions, test case generation, and even automatic bug fixes based on UI layouts and device information.
• Automated Testing: By programmatically controlling Android devices, more powerful and flexible automated testing processes can be achieved. For example, UI elements can be analyzed to write smarter test scripts.
• Remote Debugging: Developers can remotely access and control Android devices via the MCP client for debugging and troubleshooting.
• Developer Tool Integration: Developers can integrate MCP Server into their own development tools to extend functionality, such as adding a one-click plugin to capture UI control information.

In summary, Android MCP Server provides a standardized interface that allows various tools and services to interact programmatically with Android devices, thereby enhancing development efficiency and intelligence levels.