Android ADB MCP Server

Example Use Cases

• 1

  Remotely control physical Android devices (tap, swipe, input text, take screenshots) via MCP clients like Claude or Cursor.

• 2

  Manage apps and perform device operations (install/uninstall/start apps, collect logs, record screen, analyze performance) for testing or automation.

• 3

  Transfer files, list directories, query network/Wi‑Fi state, or run simple network scans on connected Android devices through ADB.

Description

This project implements an MCP protocol server that exposes ADB functionality so remote agents can manage Android devices. It provides device listing, screenshots, touch/swipe input, text/key input, app install/uninstall/start, file upload/download, network tools, UI testing, log collection and performance analysis. The server is Python-based and integrates with MCP clients by spawning the server module; it requires Python 3.10+ and ADB available on the host. It enables automation, remote debugging and device management workflows for agents and developers.