Neverlow512/agent-droid-bridge

Overview

Agent Droid Bridge exposes Android Debug Bridge as an MCP server, enabling AI agents to programmatically control Android devices and emulators. It allows agents to issue ADB commands like input taps, screen captures, and app launches through a standardized interface.

Best for

Best for
Developers building AI agent pipelines that need direct control of Android devices

Use cases

• Automate Android UI testing and interaction via agent commands
• Capture device screenshots or logs for agent-based analysis
• Remote control emulators or physical devices for agent workflows

How to use

Install

uvx agent-droid-bridge

Tools exposed

• ADB_EXECUTION_MODE
• ADB_ALLOW_SHELL
• ADB_PATH
• ADB_EXTRA_TOOL_PACKS
• MCP_LOG_ENABLED
• MCP_LOG_DIR
• get_ui_hierarchy
• take_screenshot
• tap_screen
• swipe_screen
• type_text
• press_key
• launch_app
• execute_adb_command
• list_devices
• snapshot_ui
• detect_ui_change
• get_screen_elements
• get_screen_text
• check_device_capabilities

Notes

Agent Droid Bridge exposes Android Debug Bridge as an MCP server, enabling AI agents to programmatically control Android devices and emulators. It allows agents to issue ADB commands like input taps, screen captures, and app launches through a standardized interface.

15 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-05-27. Licensed MIT.

Use cases

• Automate Android UI testing and interaction via agent commands
• Capture device screenshots or logs for agent-based analysis
• Remote control emulators or physical devices for agent workflows

Pros

• Leverages familiar ADB tooling without extra abstraction
• MCP server design makes integration straightforward for agents
• Enables automation of Android tasks previously requiring manual ADB

Cons

• Requires ADB setup and USB/WiFi debugging configuration
• Limited to Android devices or emulators with ADB enabled
• Small community (<20 stars), potentially limited support

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