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"Roku" matching MCP tools:

  • Fetches device information from the Roku ECP server on port 8060, returning XML with device name, version, firmware, and more.
    Apache 2.0
  • Build a Roku project into a new ZIP file, ensuring existing output remains untouched. Use project path to generate a fresh package.
    MIT
  • Retrieve the last N lines of console output from a running Roku script. Debug errors and inspect log or roArrayPrint messages directly for immediate troubleshooting.
    Apache 2.0
  • Search bundled Roku and BrightScript documentation to locate APIs, syntax, and examples. Resolve development questions by finding relevant reference entries.
    MIT
  • Check a Roku project for issues and get diagnostic feedback. Nonzero exit codes signal failures, enabling quick validation before packaging or running tests.
    MIT
  • Assess your Roku development environment to reveal installed capabilities and limitations. Get a clear report of what is available for building and testing channels.
    MIT

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    Enables Roku development workflows by creating projects, searching BrightScript APIs, validating and packaging channels, running script tests, and capturing headless SceneGraph or Draw2D previews.
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    MIT
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    Enables AI agents to inspect and control Roku devices—query UI elements, send remote input, launch channels, and run tests—using the Model Context Protocol or a CLI.
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  • Create a new Roku project or inspect an existing one using a project path and optional title/template. Choose action 'create' or 'inspect'; existing projects are never overwritten.
    MIT
  • Run BrightScript tests in a headless simulator to validate channel behavior without requiring physical Roku hardware.
    MIT
  • Retrieve a list of all available Roku apps and their channel IDs to use with the launch function.
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  • Search captured Roku network traffic—request/response URLs, headers, and bodies—for any text or regex. Find which requests contain a session ID, error string, or JSON field across all captured traffic.
    MIT
  • Trigger a single function exposed by a sideloaded Roku channel through the App Connector. Call list_app_connector_functions first to discover the function name and parameters.
    MIT
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  • Retrieve BrightScript debug log lines from the Roku telnet console. Supports incremental polling with a cursor and configurable line limits, returning buffer status and connection state.
    MIT
  • Launch a Roku channel or app by its app ID, bringing it to the device home screen. Use with ECP app discovery to find IDs, or specify 'dev' for a sideloaded app.
    MIT
  • List every supported Action Script step type, including label, description, and required or optional fields. Start here to author scripts and find the exact fields needed.
    MIT
  • Get the device currently focused in Dev Studio, returning details like IP, serial, and model name. Use it to resolve references to 'this device' before device operations when no IP is specified.
    MIT
  • Fetch a SceneGraph node by its id from the running Roku app, including fields and children. Use an optional path to disambiguate when ids repeat. Requires a connected App Connector session.
    MIT