Mahoraga MCP - AI-Powered Mobile Automation
A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for mobile automation testing with Mahoraga. Control Android devices and run automated tests from any MCP-compatible host using natural language.
Features
- 🤖 AI-Powered Automation: Control your Android device using plain English
- 📱 Device Connection: Works with emulators and physical devices
- ⚙️ Flexible Configuration: Customize AI model, temperature, vision, reasoning, and more
- 🔄 Real-Time Execution: Live progress streaming during task execution
- 🎯 Suite Execution: Run multiple tasks in sequence with retry logic
- 📊 Usage Tracking: Monitor API costs and token usage
- 🔐 Secure: API key authentication via Mahoraga platform
Installation
pip install mahoraga-mcp
All dependencies (including ADB tools, LLM frameworks, and image processing) are automatically installed.
Quick Start
1. Get Your API Key
- Visit mahoraga.app (or your deployment URL)
- Sign in with Google
- Go to Dashboard → API Keys
- Create a new API key
2. Add to Your MCP Host
Mahoraga MCP works with any MCP-compatible host. Use your host's CLI to add it:
Claude Code
claude mcp add mahoraga mahoraga-mcp
Amp
amp mcp add mahoraga -- mahoraga-mcp
VS Code (Cline)
code --add-mcp '{"name":"mahoraga","command":"mahoraga-mcp"}'
Manual Configuration
If your MCP host doesn't have a CLI, manually add to config file:
Config file locations:
- macOS:
~/Library/Application Support/Claude/claude_desktop_config.json - Linux:
~/.config/claude/claude_desktop_config.json - Windows:
%APPDATA%\Claude\claude_desktop_config.json
{
"mcpServers": {
"mahoraga": {
"command": "mahoraga-mcp"
}
}
}
Then restart your MCP host.
3. Start Automating
Ask your AI assistant (via your MCP host):
"Setup Mahoraga and connect to my Android device"
"Configure with my API key: mhg_xxxx..."
"Execute task: Open Settings and enable WiFi"
Available Tools
1. build
Setup and verify all dependencies.
Example:
Can you run the build tool to setup my system for Mahoraga?
2. connect
Connect to an Android device or emulator.
Parameters:
device_serial(optional): Device serial number
Example:
Connect to my Android device
3. configure
Configure agent execution parameters.
Parameters:
mahoraga_api_key: Your Mahoraga API key from the web portalmodel: LLM model (e.g., "anthropic/claude-sonnet-4", "openai/gpt-4o")temperature: 0-2 (default: 0.2)max_steps: Maximum execution steps (default: 15)vision: Enable screenshots (default: false)reasoning: Enable multi-step planning (default: false)reflection: Enable self-improvement (default: false)debug: Verbose logging (default: false)
Example:
Configure Mahoraga with my API key mhg_xxx, use Claude Sonnet 4, and enable vision
4. execute
Run an automation task on the device.
Parameters:
task: Natural language task description
Example:
Execute task: Open Settings and navigate to WiFi settings
5. runsuite
Execute multiple tasks in sequence with retry logic.
Parameters:
suite_name: Name of the test suitetasks: Array of tasks with retry and failure handling options
Example:
Run a test suite with these tasks: [
{"prompt": "Open Settings", "type": "setup"},
{"prompt": "Enable WiFi", "type": "test", "retries": 2},
{"prompt": "Close Settings", "type": "teardown"}
]
6. usage
View API usage statistics and costs.
Example:
Show me my Mahoraga usage statistics
Complete Workflow Example
User: "Setup Mahoraga on my machine"
→ Runs build tool
→ Returns: All dependencies installed ✓
User: "Connect to my Android emulator"
→ Runs connect tool
→ Returns: Connected to emulator-5554 ✓
User: "Configure to use Claude Sonnet 4 with vision and my API key is mhg_xxx..."
→ Runs configure tool
→ Returns: Configuration set ✓
User: "Execute task: Open Instagram and go to my profile"
→ Runs execute tool with live streaming
→ Returns: Task completed ✓
User: "Show me my usage statistics"
→ Runs usage tool
→ Returns: Total cost: $0.15, 10 executions ✓
Requirements
- Python 3.11+ - Required for the MCP server
- Android Device - Emulator or physical device with USB debugging enabled
- Mahoraga API Key - Get from mahoraga.app
Dependencies automatically installed:
- Android Debug Bridge (ADB) - via
adbutils - Mahoraga Portal APK - via
apkutils - LLM frameworks - via
llama-index - Image processing - via
pillow
Architecture
mahoraga-mcp/
├── src/
│ ├── server.py # Main MCP server entry point
│ ├── backend_client.py # API communication with Mahoraga platform
│ ├── llm_wrapper.py # LLM integration layer
│ ├── state.py # Session state management
│ ├── usage_tracker.py # Usage and cost tracking
│ └── tools/
│ ├── build.py # Dependency checker and installer
│ ├── connect.py # Device connectivity
│ ├── configure.py # Agent configuration
│ ├── execute.py # Task execution
│ ├── runsuite.py # Suite execution
│ └── usage.py # Usage statistics
└── pyproject.toml
Troubleshooting
"No devices found"
- Start Android emulator via Android Studio > AVD Manager
- Connect physical device with USB debugging enabled
- For WiFi debugging:
adb tcpip 5555 && adb connect <device-ip>:5555
"Portal not ready"
- The
connecttool automatically installs the Portal APK - If it fails, manually enable the Mahoraga Portal accessibility service in Settings > Accessibility
"Invalid API key"
- Make sure you've run
configurewith a valid API key from mahoraga.app - API keys start with
mhg_prefix - Check your API key hasn't been revoked in the web portal
License
MIT
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