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Control mobile games via MCP for screenshots, taps, swipes, and tasks.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "MAA-MCP-Server" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Use MAA-MCP-Server with MaaFramework to run a daily task flow in a mobile game: take a screenshot to confirm the home screen, tap the task entry, collect rewards, and swipe when needed.
Returns operation results during execution, such as screenshot checks, tap and swipe steps, and whether the task completed.
Use MAA-MCP-Server to capture the current mobile game screen and determine whether the target page is open; if not, keep tapping the relevant button.
Outputs screenshot-related results and UI state checks, then continues with follow-up taps if needed.
Integrate MAA-MCP-Server as an MCP tool in an agent workflow so that when a specified mobile game task is detected, it automatically performs screenshots, taps, swipes, and task execution.
Produces a callable game-control workflow that an agent can use to complete predefined actions automatically.
Developers can use it to package repetitive actions like screenshots, taps, and swipes into task flows, reducing manual control time. It fits mobile game scenarios that require stable execution of fixed steps.
When an agent needs to interact with a mobile game, this tool provides basic control capabilities through the MCP protocol. It is suitable for integration into broader automation or testing workflows.
It is an MCP tool for controlling mobile games through MaaFramework. Based on the provided information, it supports screenshots, taps, swipes, and task execution.
From the provided information, it depends on MaaFramework and works through the MCP protocol. For exact installation steps, runtime requirements, and configuration details, see the source repository.
The provided information shows that it focuses on controlling mobile games through MaaFramework and exposes that capability as an MCP tool. For broader device or app support, see the source repository.
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