todah-zg/codemagic-mcp
by Various
Build, sign, and publish iOS & Android apps through AI agents — Codemagic CI/CD + App Store Connect + Google Play
MCP
todah-zg/codemagic-mcp
Added 18 June 2026
Overview
An MCP server that lets AI agents trigger Codemagic CI/CD builds, sign apps, and publish to App Store Connect and Google Play. It wraps Codemagic API endpoints into tool calls for automated mobile release workflows.
Best for
Best for
Developers using AI coding assistants who want to automate mobile app builds and releases
Use cases
- Trigger iOS and Android builds from an AI agent conversation
- Automate code signing and distribution to app stores
- Integrate mobile CI/CD pipelines into agent-driven development tools
Notes
An MCP server that lets AI agents trigger Codemagic CI/CD builds, sign apps, and publish to App Store Connect and Google Play. It wraps Codemagic API endpoints into tool calls for automated mobile release workflows.
0 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-06-17. Licensed MIT.
Use cases
- Trigger iOS and Android builds from an AI agent conversation
- Automate code signing and distribution to app stores
- Integrate mobile CI/CD pipelines into agent-driven development tools
Pros
- Enables mobile release automation without manual CI/CD interaction
- Covers both iOS and Android in a single tool
- Leverages Codemagic’s existing build infrastructure
Cons
- Requires a Codemagic account and API token to function
- Limited to Codemagic’s supported platforms and build configurations
- No built-in error handling or retry logic for failed builds
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Pros
- Enables mobile release automation without manual CI/CD interaction
- Covers both iOS and Android in a single tool
- Leverages Codemagic's existing build infrastructure
Cons
- Requires a Codemagic account and API token to function
- Limited to Codemagic's supported platforms and build configurations
- No built-in error handling or retry logic for failed builds
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