extentos/mcp-server
by Various
MCP server that lets AI coding agents add smart-glasses capabilities to Android and iOS apps — scaffold, validate, and simulate before touching hardware
MCP
extentos/mcp-server
Added 8 Sept 2026
Overview
An MCP server that lets AI coding agents add smart-glasses capabilities to Android and iOS apps. It scaffolds, validates, and simulates features before touching hardware.
Best for
Best for
AI coding agents building for smart-glasses platforms
Use cases
- Scaffold smart-glasses app code
- Validate glasses-specific APIs
- Simulate features without physical hardware
Notes
An MCP server that lets AI coding agents add smart-glasses capabilities to Android and iOS apps. It scaffolds, validates, and simulates features before touching hardware.
2 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-09-05. Licensed MIT.
Use cases
- Scaffold smart-glasses app code
- Validate glasses-specific APIs
- Simulate features without physical hardware
Pros
- Covers both Android and iOS
- Simulation-first workflow reduces hardware dependency
- Integrates with AI coding agents via MCP
Cons
- Very low community adoption (2 stars)
- Requires an MCP-compatible agent environment
- Limited to smart-glasses feature scope
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Pros
- Covers both Android and iOS
- Simulation-first workflow reduces hardware dependency
- Integrates with AI coding agents via MCP
Cons
- Very low community adoption (2 stars)
- Requires an MCP-compatible agent environment
- Limited to smart-glasses feature scope
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