MCP servers that ship as code — a repository or a package you install and run locally (usually over stdio). They have no hosted endpoint, so we cannot probe or grade them: instead each one shows its repository, install command, license, stars and when it was last updated.
Collected from GitHub repositories and npm, PyPI, Cargo, Go, Maven, NuGet and RubyGems packages tagged as MCP servers, the official MCP Registry, Docker's MCP catalog, ModelScope, Baidu MCP World, Cline and other public directories; one entry per repository. A server that also offers a hosted endpoint is listed under Remote instead. These entries are not counted in our reachability, verification or readiness statistics.
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MCP server exposing Android Debug Bridge (ADB) capabilities as typed, documented tools for AI agents
MIT -
MCP server exposing Android Debug Bridge (ADB) capabilities as tools and resources.
pypi MIT -
Full-featured Android Debug Bridge MCP server — 209 tools across 49 modules, 5 resources, and 4 prompts, from UI to baseband.
Apache-2.0 ★ 23 -
MCP Server for Android Debug Bridge (ADB), enabling Claude to interact with Android devices.
MIT ★ 8 -
adb-mcpgithub.com/srmorete/adb-mcpupdated this year
MCP server for Android Debug Bridge (ADB) interactions in TypeScript
npm MIT -
Local runtime observability bridge for AI agents debugging React Native/Expo apps on Android — evidence-first: screenshots, UI trees, per-request network, FPS, React renders, CDP console/heap/profile, deterministic diagnosis, before/after compare.
Apache-2.0 -
让 LLM Agent 直接在线调试安卓设备 —— 抽象 adb / ssh / UART 多种传输,通过 MCP / CLI / Web API 三层接入大模型。
Apache-2.0 ★ 1 -
Android-MCP-gogithub.com/tintupratap/Android-MCP-goupdated this year
Self-contained Android MCP server in Go — automatic USB→Wi-Fi ADB, managed ADB & scrcpy, live device control, and zero Android SDK dependency.
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android_mcpgithub.com/void032/android_mcpupdated this year
MCP server that gives coding agents (Antigravity, Claude, etc.) hands-on control of a real Android device over adb — screenshot, tap, install, launch, read the UI tree — so agents can verify UI changes instead of guessing.
MIT