Androidcliagentgate MCP

What androidcliagentgate-mcp MCP server does

The androidcliagentgate-mcp MCP server supports Android CLI agent build-gate workflows through a hosted remote endpoint. Its documented audience includes developer platform teams, release owners, AI engineering leads, and delivery reviewers. The service is designed around structured tool output, reviewable evidence, and exported records rather than an interactive Android development environment.

The available tools are:

• check_android_cli_build for Android CLI build checks.
• suggest_android_fix for proposed build-related fixes.
• explain_permission_blocker for explaining permission blockers.
• issue_build_gate_receipt for producing a build-gate receipt.
• export_mobile_agent_log for exporting a mobile agent log.

How it works

The androidcliagentgate-mcp MCP server is accessed remotely over a streamable HTTP MCP endpoint at https://androidcliagentgate.clauxel.com/mcp. MCP clients send tool calls to the hosted service and receive structured results. The documented production access model uses bearer tokens.

Receipt-oriented evidence export and structured outputs make the returned information suitable for build-gate review and audit-oriented workflows. The project also publishes a server card and registry metadata. Its registry name is com.clauxel.androidcliagentgate/androidcliagentgate-mcp.

Setup and configuration

Configure an MCP client with the published remote endpoint and use the bearer-token access method required for production calls. The repository documentation identifies the endpoint and server card, but does not provide a client-specific configuration example or environment variable names.

The server card is available at https://androidcliagentgate.clauxel.com/server-card.json. Because the repository is a public documentation project, implementation source code and credentials are not included there.

Tools and capabilities

The androidcliagentgate-mcp MCP server groups its capabilities around five operations: build checking, remediation suggestions, permission analysis, receipt creation, and mobile agent log export. These tools can support a workflow in which an Android CLI agent’s build status is checked, a blocker is explained, a possible fix is recorded, and review evidence is exported.

The service also provides a public server card and registry metadata, a streamable HTTP transport, bearer-token access for production calls, and structured tool-call output. The available material does not specify tool arguments, response schemas, Android versions, build systems, CI providers, or supported client-specific features.

Limitations and notes

The repository contains documentation only. It explicitly does not include production source code, credentials, payment configuration, Cloudflare configuration, customer records, private analytics, or local machine paths. The available documentation therefore does not establish local execution, offline use, a particular Android build system, or integrations with a named CI platform.

Use the hosted endpoint and published documentation as the basis for evaluation. Further details about pricing, checkout, support, and the service’s security model are linked from the project documentation but are not described in the supplied material.