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Screenwright
BetaGive your AI agent hands on a real phone.
An MCP server that lets coding agents drive physical Android and iOS devices — tapping, typing, swiping, and actually seeing the screen.
Most mobile automation breaks the moment a layout shifts, because it depends on brittle selectors and hardcoded coordinates. Screenwright takes a different route: it exposes a real device as a set of Model Context Protocol tools, and pairs them with an on-device vision engine so an agent can look at the screen and decide what to do next. It runs against physical hardware over ADB and Xcode's device toolchain, not a simulator approximation.
Features
Real devices, not mocks
Drives physical phones and simulators over ADB and xcrun. What the agent sees is what a user would see.
Vision, not selectors
A bundled OCR and element-detection pipeline reads the screen directly, so automation survives layout changes.
Sixty-plus MCP tools
Tap, swipe, type, screenshot, read logs, set mock locations, inspect the view hierarchy — all exposed as callable tools.
Installs in one command
Published on npm and self-registers with your MCP client on install.
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