Android Project MCP Server

Build Android projects and run unit and instrumented tests via MCP.

License

MIT License

Source

third_party_registry

Updated

2026-08-27

// securityCaution

Runs locally
Open source
Licensed· MIT License

Running security audit…

Credentials
Network egress
Code execution
Data access
Supply chain

// install

Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners

No copy-paste install info for "Android Project MCP Server" yet — see the docs or source repo.

// examples

Build an Android project

Prompt

Use the Android Project MCP Server to build the current Android project and return the build result with key logs.

Expected

Returns whether the project build succeeded, along with relevant build logs or error messages.

Run unit tests

Prompt

Use the Android Project MCP Server to run unit tests for the current project and summarize passes, failures, and failure reasons.

Expected

Outputs a summary of unit test results, including passed count, failed count, and failure details.

Run instrumented tests

Prompt

Use the Android Project MCP Server to run instrumented tests for the current Android project and organize the test results.

Expected

Returns the execution status, result summary, and possible failure information for instrumented tests.

// use cases

Validate Android builds during development

Android developers can trigger project builds after code changes to quickly verify that the current project still compiles. It fits well into AI-assisted development workflows.

Automate regression test checks

Teams can use this tool to run unit and instrumented tests after changes to quickly check for regressions. It is suitable when test execution needs to be accessed consistently through MCP.

// docs

No documentation provided

Check the source repo for usage and examples.

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// FAQ

What can this tool do?

It can build Android projects, run unit tests, and run instrumented tests through the MCP protocol. No other capabilities are stated in the provided information.

What test types does it support?

It explicitly supports unit tests and instrumented tests. For more detailed test scope or configuration methods, see the source repository.

What prerequisites are needed before installation or use?

The provided material does not include installation steps, runtime requirements, or key requirements. Please see the source repository for prerequisites.