Android MCP Toolkit
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.
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What is the Android MCP Toolkit?
The Android MCP Toolkit is an Android development tool server specifically designed for AI assistants. It allows AI assistants to directly access the Android development toolchain and perform tasks such as SVG icon conversion, log analysis, and UI testing without manual operation by developers.How to use the Android MCP Toolkit?
By integrating it into an AI assistant that supports the MCP protocol (such as Cursor), the AI assistant can directly call the tools to assist with Android development. Developers only need to configure it once, and then the AI assistant can automatically use these tools.Applicable scenarios
It is applicable to scenarios such as design resource conversion, debugging analysis, and UI automation testing during Android application development. It is especially suitable for rapid prototype development and problem troubleshooting that require the assistance of an AI assistant.Main features
SVG to Android vector graphics
Quickly convert SVG - formatted icons to Android VectorDrawable XML format, supporting batch processing and cache optimization
ADB log analysis
Read and analyze Android device logs, supporting filtering by application package name, process ID, tag, etc., to quickly locate crash and ANR issues
Text length detection
Compare the length difference between the source text and the translated text, and give an early warning for overly long translations that may cause layout issues
UI automation tool
Automated testing functions such as getting the current active interface, capturing the UI hierarchy, taking screenshots, and simulating user input
Advantages
⚡ Zero - friction conversion: Complete the conversion from SVG to VectorDrawable without opening Android Studio
🤖 AI - native design: Optimized specifically for AI assistants, with structured and easy - to - parse output
🚀 Efficient caching: Built - in LRU cache, and repeated conversions are almost instantaneous
🔧 Strong scalability: Modular design, easy to add new tools
📱 Comprehensive coverage: Full - process support from design resources to debugging analysis
Limitations
Requires ADB connection: Some functions require an Android device to be connected via ADB
Depends on external tools: Requires Node.js and necessary Android development tools to be installed
Learning curve: Non - Android developers may need to understand basic concepts
Platform limitation: Mainly aimed at Android development, not applicable to other platforms
How to use
Install the toolkit
Install the Android MCP Toolkit globally via npm
Configure the AI assistant
Configure the toolkit in an AI assistant that supports MCP (such as Cursor)
Connect an Android device
Ensure that the Android device is connected via USB and ADB debugging is enabled
Start using
Directly request Android development - related tasks in the AI assistant
Usage examples
Design resource conversion workflow
After the designer completes the icon design in Figma, the AI assistant automatically extracts the SVG and converts it to Android resources
Application crash analysis
When the application crashes during testing, the AI assistant automatically captures and analyzes the relevant logs
Multi - language adaptation check
Check whether the translated text will cause interface layout issues
UI automation testing
The AI assistant simulates user operations for interface testing
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to install Android Studio to use this tool?
Which AI assistants does this tool support?
What should I pay attention to when converting SVG?
How can I get the device logs?
How to set the tolerance percentage for text length detection?
Related resources
GitHub repository
Project source code and latest updates
MCP protocol documentation
Official specification of the Model Context Protocol
Android developer documentation
Official documentation and guides for Android development
Quick installation link
Deep link for one - click installation to Cursor

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