replicant-mcp
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Scored across 14 tools
Each tool has a clearly distinct purpose: adb-* for device management, gradle-* for build/test, ui-* for UI interaction, and separate tools for cache, docs, and emulators. No functional overlap.
Names consistently use domain prefixes (adb-, gradle-, ui-), but gradle-get-details introduces a hyphenated verb-noun while others use single verbs or nouns, a minor inconsistency.
14 tools is well-scoped for an Android development/testing MCP, covering ADB, Gradle, emulators, UI, cache, and documentation without being overwhelming.
Covers essential Android development operations (device management, build/test, UI interaction). Missing some niche ADB commands (e.g., port forwarding) but core workflows are present.