"Tokyo Metro" matching MCP servers:

Captures and provides access to React Native console logs from Metro bundler, enabling AI assistants to retrieve, filter, and search app logs in real-time without manual copy/paste.

Enables LLM tools to control iOS Simulator, manage Expo/Metro development servers, capture screenshots and videos, stream logs, and execute UI automation tests via Detox for React Native/Expo applications.

A simple service using Model Context Protocol (MCP) to provide weather information for multiple cities including Fukuoka, Tokyo, Osaka, Moscow, and New York.

A plugin-based MCP server for React Native runtime debugging, inspection, and automation via Chrome DevTools Protocol. Works with Expo, bare React Native, and any Metro + Hermes project without app code changes.

Enables coding agents to read a unified, redacted timeline of Metro JS logs, Android logcat, iOS simulator, and iPhone logs, query incidents and patterns, mark and wait for events, and verify fixes over MCP.

A single MCP server that orchestrates Expo CLI, Metro, and adb for local Expo project management, including device interaction and session summaries.

Provides the current time in ISO format with day of week for any IANA timezone, defaulting to Asia/Tokyo.

One MCP endpoint, 43 tools for iOS-simulator E2E — native UI automation, Maestro flows, trustworthy oracle-ladder assertions, WebView DOM + network (JSON/HAR), and React Native debugging (Metro logs/network/state). macOS + Xcode.

Generates complete, production-ready REST, GraphQL, and microservice APIs with built-in security, validation, and deployment configurations.

An MCP server that enables AI assistants to manage network infrastructure through the Equinix Fabric API, including ports, connections, and service profiles. It provides 22 tools for tasks like creating virtual connections, managing service tokens, and querying metro locations.

Enables coding assistants to drive iOS Simulators and Android emulators or USB devices for React Native and Expo work, including taking screenshots, reading app and device logs, opening deep links, installing builds, and launching or relaunching apps. It also supports Android-specific actions such as adb reverse for Metro, opening the dev menu, and tapping or typing on screen.

Enables AI coding agents to retrieve focused, bounded repository context locally and read-only, reducing token usage while never modifying the repository or executing its code.