Mobile MCP
Mobile Next (official open-source project)
Mobile Next (official open-source project)
Mobile Next's MCP server lets an AI client inspect and control iOS and Android simulators, emulators, and connected devices for app development and testing.
The repository documents the device, app, screen-interaction, navigation, and logs tool groups, including the names below. The list is a partial documentation inventory, not a live tools/list result; remote-device tools additionally require the Mobile Next Cloud path.
mobile_list_available_devicesList local simulators, emulators, and connected devices.
mobile_list_appsList installed applications on a device.
mobile_take_screenshotCapture the current device screen.
mobile_list_elements_on_screenRead the visible UI elements and their properties.
mobile_click_on_screen_at_coordinatesTap a screen coordinate or referenced visible element.
mobile_type_keysType text into the focused mobile UI element.
mobile_get_device_logsRead device logs such as Android logcat or iOS unified logs.
This server’s available tools can vary by account, permissions, or configuration. The list shown is not its full runtime catalog.
Documents device targets, Node.js 20+ and platform-tool requirements, stdio package command, Codex configuration, device verification, optional Streamable HTTP, bearer auth, telemetry setting, and supported tool names.
Provides an AI-agent installation path and confirms Node.js 20+, target platform prerequisites, and mobile_list_available_devices as the connection check.
Identifies Mobile MCP as a Mobile Next product and links to the canonical repository; describes local and cloud device use cases.
Dedicated icon.png in the official Mobile MCP repository; downloaded, decoded as a 512x512 RGBA PNG, and visually reviewed. Selection tier C: MCP project logo.
The October 17 directory-derived shortlist included Mobile MCP; directory listing was used for discovery only.
Maintainer repository documents mobile automation capabilities and platform-dependent tools; seven stored names are a partial snapshot.
Documentation checked 2026-10-28T00:00:00Z. Connection has not been runtime tested.
Mobile Next (official open-source project)
Mobile Next's MCP server lets an AI client inspect and control iOS and Android simulators, emulators, and connected devices for app development and testing.
The repository documents the device, app, screen-interaction, navigation, and logs tool groups, including the names below. The list is a partial documentation inventory, not a live tools/list result; remote-device tools additionally require the Mobile Next Cloud path.
mobile_list_available_devicesList local simulators, emulators, and connected devices.
mobile_list_appsList installed applications on a device.
mobile_take_screenshotCapture the current device screen.
mobile_list_elements_on_screenRead the visible UI elements and their properties.
mobile_click_on_screen_at_coordinatesTap a screen coordinate or referenced visible element.
mobile_type_keysType text into the focused mobile UI element.
mobile_get_device_logsRead device logs such as Android logcat or iOS unified logs.
This server’s available tools can vary by account, permissions, or configuration. The list shown is not its full runtime catalog.
Documents device targets, Node.js 20+ and platform-tool requirements, stdio package command, Codex configuration, device verification, optional Streamable HTTP, bearer auth, telemetry setting, and supported tool names.
Provides an AI-agent installation path and confirms Node.js 20+, target platform prerequisites, and mobile_list_available_devices as the connection check.
Identifies Mobile MCP as a Mobile Next product and links to the canonical repository; describes local and cloud device use cases.
Dedicated icon.png in the official Mobile MCP repository; downloaded, decoded as a 512x512 RGBA PNG, and visually reviewed. Selection tier C: MCP project logo.
The October 17 directory-derived shortlist included Mobile MCP; directory listing was used for discovery only.
Maintainer repository documents mobile automation capabilities and platform-dependent tools; seven stored names are a partial snapshot.
Documentation checked 2026-10-28T00:00:00Z. Connection has not been runtime tested.