Phone MCP is a Python-based server that enables AI assistants to control Android phones through ADB commands. Developed by hao, it provides tools for making calls, sending text messages, taking screenshots, recording screens, managing contacts, launching apps, and retrieving system information. The implementation includes specialized modules for different phone functionalities and supports map-related features when an API key is configured. It's particularly useful for scenarios requiring remote phone control, automated testing, or accessibility assistance, allowing AI agents to interact with mobile devices without direct physical manipulation.
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Make a call to the specified phone number. Parameters: phone number (string)
End the current call.
Send an SMS to the specified phone number with the given message. Parameters: phone number (string), message (string)
Get received messages with pagination. Parameters: limit (integer)
Get sent messages with pagination. Parameters: limit (integer)
Get contacts with pagination. Parameters: limit (integer)
Create a new contact with the given name and phone number. Parameters: name (string), phone (string)
Take a screenshot of the current screen.
Record the screen for a specified duration. Parameters: duration (integer, in seconds)
Launch an application by its name. Parameters: app name (string)
Close the specified application. Parameters: package name (string)
List installed applications. Parameters: page (integer, optional), page-size (integer, optional)
Launch a specific activity of an application using its package and activity name. Parameters: package name (string), activity name (string, optional)
Open a URL in the device's default web browser. Parameters: URL (string)
Analyze the current screen and provide structured information about UI elements. Parameters: include_screenshot (boolean, optional), max_elements (integer, optional)
Execute screen interaction actions. Parameters: action (string), params (dictionary with action-specific parameters)
Search for nearby points of interest using specified coordinates and keywords. Parameters: coordinates (string), keywords (string), radius (integer)