Android Puppeteer MCP
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Android Puppeteer MCP

Android Puppeteer is an Android device automation server based on the MCP protocol. Through visual element detection and annotation, it enables AI agents to interact with Android devices, supporting various automated operations such as clicking, inputting, swiping, and screen recording.
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What is Android Puppeteer?

Android Puppeteer is a bridge connecting AI assistants (such as Claude) and Android devices. It allows AI assistants to 'see' your phone screen, identify interactive elements such as buttons and input boxes, and perform operations like clicking, swiping, and inputting on your behalf. In simple terms, it enables AI to automate phone operations for you.

How to use Android Puppeteer?

Before use, you need to connect your Android device to a computer (via USB or Wi-Fi) and enable the USB debugging function in the developer options. Then, configure and enable this server in AI tools that support the MCP protocol, such as Claude Desktop. The AI assistant can then operate your phone through natural language instructions.

Applicable scenarios

Suitable for automated testing, automating repetitive tasks (such as batch installing applications, data entry), recording application demonstrations, providing auxiliary operations for users with visual or mobility impairments, or simply using voice/text commands to control the phone.

Main features

Visual element detection
Automatically analyze the phone screen, identify and label all clickable UI elements (such as buttons and text boxes), and generate numbered screenshots for AI to accurately locate elements.
Comprehensive touch interaction
Supports various gesture operations such as clicking, long - pressing, swiping, scrolling, and dragging. You can specify coordinates or operate through element numbers.
Multi - device support
Can connect and manage multiple Android devices or emulators simultaneously, and send instructions to them respectively, suitable for batch automation tasks.
Screen recording
Comes with a built - in screen recording function that can record the entire process of AI operating the phone and generate video files for creating tutorials or recording test results.
Real - time UI analysis
Not only can it 'see' the screen, but also 'understand' the interface structure, obtain detailed attributes of elements (such as text, type, coordinates), and help AI formulate more intelligent operation strategies.
Text input
Simulate keyboard input and can enter specified text in any input box or search bar.
Advantages
Intuitive and easy to use: Based on visual recognition, no need to write complex scripts, and can be operated by describing in natural language.
Comprehensive functions: Covers most gestures and interactions required for daily phone operations.
Seamless integration with AI: Specifically designed for the MCP protocol, allowing AI assistants such as Claude to directly call its capabilities.
Open - source and free: Based on the MIT protocol, it can be freely used and modified.
Limitations
Requires initial setup: Requires the Android device to enable USB debugging and connect to a computer, which poses a certain threshold for non - technical users.
Depends on device performance: The operation speed and success rate are affected by the phone's performance and the complexity of the current interface.
Cannot bypass system security restrictions: System security restrictions such as lock screen passwords and special permission pop - ups still need to be handled manually.
May have inaccurate recognition of non - standard UI controls: Elements in some games or custom interfaces may not be correctly recognized.

How to use

Environment preparation
Install Python 3.10+ and ADB tools on your computer. On your Android phone, go to 'Settings' -> 'About phone', and click the 'Version number' continuously to enable developer mode. Then, enable 'USB debugging' in the developer options.
Get the project and install dependencies
Clone the project code from GitHub and use the uv tool to install the required Python libraries.
Configure Claude Desktop
Find the configuration file of Claude Desktop on your computer and add the configuration information of the Android Puppeteer server. You need to replace the command path with the actual path on your computer.
Restart and use
Save the configuration file and restart Claude Desktop. After restarting, Claude should have the ability to operate Android devices, and you can start giving it instructions in natural language.

Usage examples

Case 1: Automated application settings
You want the AI to help you complete the initial setup process of a newly installed application, skipping those cumbersome guide pages and permission inquiries.
Case 2: Information collection and entry
You need to enter the information on a paper form into a mobile office app.
Case 3: Create an operation tutorial video
You want to record a step - by - step video of a complex operation (such as configuring an email) on your phone for sharing or archiving.

Frequently asked questions

My phone doesn't respond after connecting to the computer, and the 'adb devices' list is empty. What should I do?
The AI always clicks at the wrong position, or it can't recognize the elements. What should I do?
Does it support iOS devices?
Where are the recorded video files saved?
Can it operate the lock screen interface? For example, unlock the phone?

Related resources

GitHub project homepage
Get the latest source code, report issues, or contribute to the project.
Function demonstration video
Watch the actual operation demonstration of Android Puppeteer.
Model Context Protocol (MCP) official website
Understand the detailed specifications and design concepts of the MCP protocol.
uiautomator2 project
The core Android automation library on which this project depends.

Installation

Copy the following command to your Client for configuration
{
     "mcpServers": {
       "android-puppeteer": {
         "command": "path/to/uv",
         "args": [
           "--directory",
           "path/to/android-puppeteer",
           "run",
           "puppeteer.py"
         ]
       }
     }
   }
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