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"A comprehensive MCP server for building and debugging React Native apps" matching MCP tools:

  • Scan for running Metro bundler servers to automatically connect React Native apps for debugging, establishing the connection needed for log retrieval and app control tools.
    MIT
  • Fill a form field in one step, including rich-text editors, using a CSS selector or snapshot ref. Writes via native setter and fires input/change events that React and Vue listen for.
    Apache 2.0
  • Access usage guides for agent-device commands, workflows, and debugging topics when a command shape is unclear or specialized. Select a topic or tool name to view its complete flag reference.
    MIT
  • Fetch the on-screen component tree of a React Native app to locate UI elements and obtain normalized tap coordinates for automated interaction.
    Apache 2.0
  • Inspect a React app's fiber tree to trace component ancestry or verify React Compiler activity via useMemoCache. Returns nested JSON with component names, durations, and children for profiling and debugging.
    Apache 2.0

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    Provides AI agents with accurate, version-aware documentation for React Native, Expo, React Navigation, and Ignite by automatically detecting project dependencies and fetching matching documentation.
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    Connects AI agents to a running React Native app so they can see the screen, tap and type, and inspect logs, network traffic, and state without any SDK or code changes. Composite tools let an agent run a whole interaction flow in a single call instead of one round trip per tap.
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  • Drive and test your React Native and Expo apps end-to-end on iOS and Android. Supports real devices, simulators, and emulators. Snapshots, taps, typing, swipes, screenshots, deep links, reloads, builds and runtime errors.

  • Read-only catalogue of the Spark apps: what each one does, its stack, and where it runs.

  • Diagnose device, app, development-server, and React Native/Expo readiness issues. Returns compact evidence and warms the XCTest runner cache.
    MIT
  • Plan a web integration for a referral or affiliate program with Markdown steps for installing the Universal Code, identifying participants, tracking referrals or sales, and verifying webhooks.
    MIT
  • Close idle automation browsers or release native sessions while keeping native apps open. Cancels and waits for running tasks first.
    MIT
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  • Correlates native profiler hangs with React commits by aligning wall-clock times, producing a markdown report with memory leak hints. Use after both react and native profilers have run on the same session.
    Apache 2.0
  • Reload the Metro JS bundle in a connected React Native app to apply code changes or reset JS state without restarting the native process.
    Apache 2.0
  • Prepare a React Native development server or trigger a reload on connected apps, with optional device and platform targeting.
    MIT
  • Writes the API origin and location ID into an Expo/React Native .env file, enabling storefronts to connect directly without an API key.
    MIT
  • Open a native target for Expo/React Native apps: iOS simulator or Android device mirror. Drive the app via idb/adb and stream JS/native logs to the timeline.
    MIT
  • Retrieve React component hierarchy from running React Native apps to analyze UI structure and debug layout issues efficiently.
    MIT
  • Reload the React Native app to apply code changes when Fast Refresh fails, fix broken app states, or reset app navigation and context completely.
    MIT
  • Type text into an iOS simulator field, optionally tapping it first. Uses clipboard paste for reliable React Native input, or HID keyboard events otherwise.
    MIT
  • Diagnose React Native development environment health: OS, iOS/Android toolchains, Metro status, and project info. Use first when something fails or before device/build operations.
    MIT