Android-MCP

Overview

Android-MCP is a lightweight MCP server that bridges AI agents with Android devices, enabling real-world tasks without computer-vision or preprogrammed scripts. It provides native Android integration through ADB and the Android Accessibility API, offering tools for gestures, keystrokes, capture, device state monitoring, and shell command execution. The server supports Android 10+ and works with any language model, making it versatile for various automation scenarios.

Try asking AI

After installing, here are 3 things you can ask your AI assistant:

• State-Tool

  Understand the state of the device

  Try:What's the current state of my device?Try:Show me the current screen state
• Click-Tool

  Click on the screen at the given coordinates

  Try:Click on the settings buttonTry:Tap at coordinates (200, 300)
• Long-Click-Tool

  Perform long click on the screen at the given coordinates

  Try:Long press on the app iconTry:Long click at position (150, 400)
• Type-Tool

  Type text on the specified coordinates (optionally clears existing text)

  Try:Enter 'Hello World' in the search barTry:Type my password at position (100, 500)
• Swipe-Tool

  Perform swipe from one location to another

  Try:Swipe from left to rightTry:Scroll down the screen
• Drag-Tool

  Drag from one point to another

  Try:Drag the notification panel downTry:Drag the slider from left to right
• Press-Tool

  Press keys on the mobile device (Back, Volume Up, etc.)

  Try:Press the back buttonTry:Increase volume
• Wait-Tool

  Pause for a defined duration

  Try:Wait for 5 secondsTry:Pause for 2 seconds before continuing
• Notification-Tool

  Access notifications seen on the device

  Try:Show me all notificationsTry:Check if I have new messages
• Shell-Tool

  Execute shell commands on the android device

  Try:List all installed appsTry:Get device battery status

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