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"A tool for decompiling Android APK files" matching MCP tools:

  • Run a single shell command on a connected Android device to inspect or modify device state as its shell user; not for interactive input or APK installs.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Decompile APK, DEX, JAR, AAR, or ZIP files into readable Java-like source with jadx for code reading and searching. Use for analysis only; output can't be rebuilt into an APK.
    MIT
  • Install a mobile app on an Android or iOS device using a local APK or IPA file path. Specify device ID and file path to complete installation.
    Apache 2.0
  • Upload an iOS (.ipa) or Android (.apk) build to BetaDrop, with optional release notes, version overrides, and expiry controls for tester distribution.
    MIT
  • Connect to a Drozer console on an Android device for security testing. Session persists across tool calls; disconnect manually to end it.
    Apache 2.0

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  • Installs an APK on an Android device, replacing the existing app. Accepts an explicit APK path or uses the latest Gradle build output, with options for module, variant, device, and permission grants.
    MIT
  • Install an APK directly via adb, bypassing Gradle for faster reinstallation after assembly. Specify the APK path or module and variant.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Download a RuStore APK by package name, verify its signature, and return the local file path, version, size, and SHA-256 hash.
    MIT
  • Summarizes robot project setup: SDK, Git state, OpModes, subsystem docs, Pedro configuration, hardware-name collisions, APK details, reference library, and Android SDK, then suggests next actions.
    MIT
  • Scan binary files (APK, EXE, DLL, SO, JAR) to detect open source components, extract license information, and identify security issues with adjustable analysis depth.
    Apache 2.0
  • Retrieves RuStore release metadata by Android package name. Returns version, minimum SDK, price, and source without downloading an APK.
    MIT
  • Disassembles an Android APK into Smali bytecode, manifest, assets, and resources, with an option to skip DEX disassembly for asset-only inspection, and sets up a workspace for subsequent analysis.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Install APK files on Android devices or emulators. Use this to deploy apps, test builds, or update existing applications by providing the local APK path.
    MIT
  • Install an Android application by providing the device ID and the full path to an APK file on the host machine. The tool pushes the APK to the device and completes the installation.
    Business Source 1.1
  • Installs an APK file on a connected Android device, replacing an existing app when needed. Provide the local APK path; optionally specify a device serial if multiple devices are connected.
    MIT