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  • Perform file operations on Android devices: list directories, push/pull files, delete, create folders, check existence, read and write file content, and view file statistics using a single command.
    Apache 2.0
  • Retrieve Android device logs including logcat, app logs, ANR, crash logs, and battery stats. Filter by package, lines, buffer, or format for targeted debugging.
    Apache 2.0
  • Perform Android app management: install, uninstall, start, stop, clear data, list packages, and retrieve app manifest, permissions, activities, and info.
    Apache 2.0
  • Capture bug reports or dump heap memory on Android devices for diagnostic analysis. Specify device serial, action type, and optional output path or timeout.
    Apache 2.0
  • Execute shell commands on Android devices to retrieve system information, run diagnostics, or perform automated tasks. Supports limiting output lines and size for efficient responses.
    Apache 2.0

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  • Capture a screenshot from an Android device by providing its serial number and optional JPEG quality setting. Returns the device screenshot as an image.
    Apache 2.0
  • Perform Android UI automation actions including tap, swipe, input text, press key, and start intent with specified coordinates and parameters.
    Apache 2.0
  • List connected Android devices and emulators, including Android version and connection type. Automatically discover wireless-debugging devices via mDNS when no devices are found.
    MIT
  • Merges iOS simulator and Android device inventory, returning UDID, name, state, and runtime. Gracefully handles missing adb by reporting Android availability as false.
    MIT
  • Run Android Studio's headless code inspection to detect problems in your Android project, returning a structured list of issues grouped by severity and inspection type.
    MIT
  • Validates Android code (Kotlin, XML, Gradle) for deprecated APIs, Android 16 violations, and structural issues. Returns PASS/WARN/FAIL with line-level violations and fixes.
    MIT
  • Retrieve Android project details: AGP and Kotlin versions, module list, and project name by providing the absolute project root path.
    MIT
  • Search official Android, Kotlin, and AOSP documentation for accurate excerpts with source URLs. Required before generating any Android/Kotlin code to ensure up-to-date information.
    MIT
  • Check Android, Kotlin, and Jetpack API stability to avoid deprecated or removed components. Get replacement API, migration notes, and documentation links.
    MIT
  • Check which Android API levels, version names, and codenames support your target APIs. Get minSdk guidance and critical API warnings to validate API availability for your project.
    MIT
  • Check Android Studio and toolchain availability: installation, running state, SDK paths, ADB version, connected devices, AVDs, Java version, and IDE server status.
    MIT