An ADB - based Android device control server that provides device management functions through the MCP protocol, supporting ADB command execution, screenshot capture, UI layout analysis, and application package management.

An MCP server based on MaaFramework, providing Android device and Windows desktop automation capabilities for AI assistants, supporting operations such as OCR recognition, clicking, swiping, and text input, and capable of converting operation processes into reusable Pipelines.

JADX is a powerful decompilation tool for Android Dex and Apk files. It supports converting Dalvik bytecode into Java source code, decoding resource files, and restoring code obfuscation. It provides two operation modes: command-line and graphical interface, and is suitable for developers and security researchers.

Claude Mobile is an MCP server that supports controlling Android, iOS, Desktop, and Aurora OS devices through natural language, providing unified automated operations, intelligent screenshots, permission management, and UI interaction functions.

DroidMind is a bridge tool for controlling Android devices via AI, implementing the Model Context Protocol (MCP), allowing AI to interact securely with Android devices through natural language.

An automated suite for Android APK security analysis that integrates tools such as JEB, JADX, APKTOOL, FlowDroid, and MobSF, and provides a unified API interface through the MCP protocol to achieve vulnerability detection with multi - tool cross - validation.

MCP Appium is an intelligent mobile automation server based on the model context protocol, providing cross - platform mobile app testing tools for AI assistants, supporting iOS and Android platforms, and featuring intelligent element location, session management, and automated test generation functions.

This project provides a guide for integrating AI chat functionality into Android Studio, enabling developers to interact with code and projects using natural language, including functions such as code Q&A, modification, explanation, and debugging.

FridaC2MCP is a proof - of - concept project that exposes the capabilities of the Frida dynamic instrumentation tool as a remote MCP server through HTTP streaming, aiming to achieve remote and automated mobile application security testing. The project is designed to run on a rooted Android device, allowing clients to analyze and manipulate running applications over the network.

An MCP server based on Jadx, providing a daemon service for decompiling Android applications.

native-devtools-mcp is a cross-platform MCP server that provides AI agents with the ability to automate control of macOS, Windows, and Android systems, including screenshot, OCR text recognition, simulated click input, window management, and Android device control.

A Python-based ADB MCP server that allows direct communication with Android devices via the Android Debug Bridge, providing functions such as device management, command execution, application installation, and log capture.

The MCP server of the JEB decompiler provides Android APK analysis functions for Claude Desktop, supporting reverse engineering operations such as decompilation, code navigation, and batch renaming.

proxy-mcp is an MCP server that provides HTTP/HTTPS man-in-the-middle proxy functionality, supports traffic capture, real-time modification, TLS fingerprint camouflage, and upstream proxy chains, and includes a variety of interceptor tools for automated proxy configuration of browsers, command lines, Docker, and Android devices.

An MCP service for operating Android devices via ADB, supporting functions such as app management, screen control, input gestures, and device information retrieval, and can integrate visual models for screen content analysis.

AutoMobile is a mobile automation toolset that provides automation testing, UI interaction, test writing, and execution functions for the Android platform. It enables intelligent interaction loops and source code mapping through the MCP server.

An MCP server that provides building and testing functions for Android projects, supporting seamless work through extensions in VSCode.

An ADB server based on the MCP protocol for managing Android device connections and interactions

An automated MCP service for Android devices built on Open - AutoGLM. It connects to the phone via ADB and invokes the visual model, and can access Xiaozhi AI for intelligent control.

The MCP Mobile Server is an AI-driven mobile development toolset that provides 36 powerful Flutter, Android, and iOS development tools for MCP clients such as Claude Desktop, including intelligent device management, automated builds, and cross-platform deployment features, significantly improving mobile development efficiency.

An MCP server based on TypeScript that controls Android devices through ADB commands, providing device management, application operation, and diagnostic analysis functions.

Android packet capturing MCP service, capturing HTTP/HTTPS traffic through a proxy and supporting AI assistant query and analysis of network requests

This project is a Jadx plugin that exposes the Jadx API via HTTP to enable real - time interaction with Claude, supporting AI - assisted reverse engineering analysis of Android applications.

The Apktool MCP Server is an Android APK analysis service based on the Model Context Protocol. It integrates the Apktool tool and Gemini CLI artificial intelligence, providing functions such as APK decompilation, security analysis, privacy auditing, and reverse engineering guidance.

An MCP server that provides build and test services for Android projects

An MCP server that enables interaction between the AI assistant and Android devices via ADB

JADX-MCP-SERVER is a Python server that works with the JADX-AI-MCP plugin, enabling LLM (such as Claude) to analyze decompiled Android APK code in real-time through the MCP protocol, providing reverse engineering functions such as vulnerability detection and code understanding.

AndroidTVMCP is a service that integrates Android TV remote control functionality with the Model Context Protocol (MCP), providing TV control capabilities for AI assistants.

An MCP server for automating Android emulators through ADB, providing functions such as UI inspection, element operations, and screenshot capture, and supporting integration with Claude and OpenAI Codex.

The MobAI MCP server is a Model Context Protocol service for mobile device automation. It connects the MobAI desktop application through an HTTP API, enabling AI programming assistants to control Android and iOS devices and emulators, achieving UI automation, web operations, and batch script execution.

An MCP server for searching and browsing Android source code via cs.android.com

An ADB - based MCP server project that enables interaction between Claude and Android devices, providing common ADB functions such as device management, application operations, and file transfer.

Android-MCP is a lightweight open-source project that serves as a bridge between AI agents and Android devices. It enables real-world task operations such as app navigation, UI interaction, and automated testing through the MCP server, without relying on traditional computer vision or pre-set scripts.

A project that realizes the Alexa voice assistant MCP server through reverse - engineering, using unofficial API endpoints discovered by intercepting Android app traffic.

Mobile automation MCP service, providing Android/iOS device control capabilities for Cursor AI, supporting 39 operation tools, intelligent verification, test script generation, etc. It can be used without an AI key.

This is an Android MCP toolkit designed for AI agents, providing tools such as SVG to VectorDrawable conversion, ADB log reading, UI automation, and text length estimation, aiming to efficiently connect the Android development process with AI agents.

A powerful MCP plugin that allows you to easily control Android phones via ADB commands, supporting various functions such as making calls, sending texts, managing contacts, controlling apps, and interacting with the screen.

An MCP service for controlling mobile devices via AI, providing functions such as device management, application installation, and log acquisition, supporting Android and iOS platforms.

This is a Node.js server based on the Model Context Protocol (MCP). It encapsulates the Appium mobile automation capabilities into MCP tools, enabling LLM intelligent agents to control Android or iOS applications through natural language instructions, achieving automated testing and interaction.

A TypeScript - based ADB MCP server that serves as a bridge for interaction between AI models and Android devices