Android REA
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TDQS
Scored across 89 tools
The 89-tool surface has several overlapping clusters: ADB package inspection vs. Android package inspection vs. APK pulling, screen capture vs. UI capture, static native procedure/address tools vs. analysis tools, and trace/run/storage tools that are related but easy to confuse. Individual descriptions are detailed, but at set level an agent faces many similarly named read/inspect/list operations with subtle boundary differences.
Names mix several conventions: verb_noun (list_adb_packages, inspect_adb_device), noun_verb-like (procedure_callees, address_name), bare nouns (binary_session, xrefs), and inconsistent prefixes such as read_, inspect_, list_, get_, start_, create_, collect_, snapshot_, map_. The pattern is readable in places but not predictable across the whole set.
Eighty-nine tools is far beyond a well-scoped set for an MCP server, even for a complex Android reverse-engineering domain. Many capabilities are split into very granular operations, making discovery and selection burdensome rather than cohesive.
The surface covers an unusually complete Android RE lifecycle: projects and evidence, APK/resource inspection, ELF/native analysis, ADB device operations, Frida tracing, UI snapshots/actions, storage acquisition/diffing, and workspace export/import. Minor gaps exist around mutating settings or deleting projects, but the major workflows are covered.