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.
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"A tool for decompiling Android APK files" matching MCP tools:
- 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
- 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.MITDestructive
- List a class's internal and external references to trace which dependency supplies a type, without decompiling.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
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- AlicenseBqualityCmaintenanceEnables automated Android APK analysis by orchestrating seven specialist reverse-engineering agents in parallel, consolidating results into a unified report.7MIT
- FlicenseBqualityCmaintenanceEnables local-first static and optional controlled dynamic analysis of Android APK artifacts, with provenance-aware downloads, Markdown reports, and structured security findings via MCP stdio tools.9-
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- 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
- List all SQLite database files within an Android app to locate the database you need to inspect or query.MIT
- 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
- Scans Android APKs to detect hardcoded secrets and API keys. Supports both direct APK analysis and deeper scanning with decompiled smali output.MIT
- Upload APK or AAB files from a local path to AppGallery Connect, with automatic chunking for files over 4 GB.MIT
- Decompile Android APK files to extract API endpoints from Retrofit and OkHttp3 annotations. Outputs as plain text or Postman collection for security analysis.MIT
- Build an Android APK using Gradle for a specified module and variant. On failure, receive compiler errors with file:line; on success, get the APK path.MIT
- Installs an Android app bundle by deploying base and config split APK files to a device using adb install-multiple, with options to replace or downgrade.Apache 2.0
- Install an APK or .app package onto a chosen Android emulator or iOS simulator device, using paths under the app root directory.MITDestructive
- Pull all APK splits for an Android package to a local directory for analysis, backup, or transfer.Apache 2.0
- Sign an Android APK file using a keystore; only the APK path is required, with defaults for debug signing or custom credentials for production.MIT
- Install APK files directly to Android devices or emulators by providing the local file path.MIT
- Installs an APK on an Android device or emulator using adb install -r. Specify the APK path and optionally a device serial to deploy builds directly for testing.MIT
- Build APK(s) by running a Gradle assemble variant and return the artifact paths (APK, AAB, mapping).MIT