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Control Android phones via MCP for automation, interaction, and testing.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "phone-mcp-server" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Use phone-mcp-server to connect to a test phone, launch our Android app, open the login page, enter test credentials, tap Sign In, capture screenshots at each step, and report any crashes, freezes, or obvious UI issues.
A smoke test report with executed steps, key screenshots, and issue findings.
Control an Android phone through phone-mcp-server: open the Settings app, go to the WLAN page, swipe down to find available networks, capture the current screen, and summarize the taps, swipes, and detected results step by step.
A current screen capture and a step-by-step execution log of the task.
Use phone-mcp-server to check whether a target app is installed on this Android phone; if not, install it, then launch the app, wait for the home screen to load, capture a screenshot, and return the package name, install status, launch result, and failure reason if any.
A structured verification result with install status, launch status, screenshot, and failure reasons.
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