Mobai MCP
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.
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What is the MobAI MCP server?
The MobAI MCP server is a bridge connecting AI assistants and mobile devices. It allows you to directly control Android and iOS devices, including real devices, emulators, and simulators, through AI assistants (such as Cursor, Claude Desktop, etc.). You can let AI assistants click the screen, input text, swipe the page, launch applications, etc., to achieve automated operations.How to use the MobAI MCP server?
It's very simple to use: 1) Install and ensure the MobAI desktop application is running; 2) Configure the MCP server in your AI tool; 3) Connect your mobile device; 4) Start controlling the device through the AI assistant. The whole process doesn't require writing complex code and can be completed through natural language instructions.Applicable scenarios
It is applicable to scenarios such as mobile application testing, automated task execution, device demonstration, UI interaction testing, and batch operations. Whether developers are testing applications or ordinary users need to automate repetitive operations, they can use this service.Main features
Device management
View information of all connected devices, start/stop the device bridge service, and get device status
UI automation
Basic operations such as clicking screen elements, inputting text, swiping the page, returning to the home page, and launching applications
Screen screenshot
Capture the device screen in real-time and save it as an image file for viewing and analysis
Batch execution
Write automated scripts using DSL (Domain-Specific Language) and execute multiple operation steps at once
AI intelligent agent
Run autonomous AI agents to complete complex tasks, such as natural language instructions like 'Open settings and enable WiFi'
Web automation
Control Safari/Chrome browsers and WebViews, and operate web elements through CSS selectors
Advantages
Multi-platform support: Compatible with various AI tools such as Cursor, Claude Desktop, and Windsurf
Wide range of devices: Supports real devices, emulators, and simulators of Android and iOS
Simple operation: You can control the device through natural language instructions without writing complex code
Comprehensive functions: Provides a full set of automation functions from basic clicks to complex batch processing
Open source and free: Based on the Apache 2.0 license, it can be freely used and modified
Limitations
Depends on the MobAI desktop application: You need to install and run the MobAI desktop program additionally
Requires device connection: You must connect the mobile device via USB or network
Slow iOS bridging: It may take up to 60 seconds to start the iOS device bridging
Learning cost: DSL scripts and advanced functions require a certain amount of learning time
Network requirements: A stable local network environment is required
How to use
Install the MobAI desktop application
Download and install the desktop application from the MobAI official website and ensure it is running on your computer. This application will provide HTTP API services on the local port 8686.
Connect the mobile device
Connect your Android or iOS device to the computer via a USB data cable. If it's an emulator/simulator, make sure it is running.
Configure the AI tool
According to the AI tool you are using, add the MobAI MCP server configuration to the corresponding configuration file. Here are the configuration methods for common tools.
Start using
Restart your AI tool. Now you can control the connected mobile device through natural language instructions.
Usage examples
View devices and take screenshots
When you need to know the status of currently connected devices and view the screen content, you can use this example.
Automate the settings application
Automate the operation of the phone's settings application, such as turning on WiFi or adjusting the brightness.
Execute a batch test process
Use a DSL script to execute a series of complex test steps, which is suitable for application testing scenarios.
Automate web operations
Automatically operate web pages in the device's browser, such as filling out forms and clicking links.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I do if I get a 'Connection refused' error?
Why can't the device bridge be started?
Where are the screenshots saved? How can I view them?
Which AI tools are supported?
What's the difference from the Claude Code plugin?
What system requirements are needed?
Related resources
MobAI official website
Get the MobAI desktop application and the latest information
npm package page
View npm package information and version history
GitHub repository
Source code and development documentation
API reference documentation
Complete API interface description
DSL usage guide
Guide for writing batch automation scripts
Native application automation guide
Best practices for native application automation

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