What devices does this MCP server support?

The server provides eyes and hands for both Android and iOS devices, enabling cross-platform mobile automation and testing. Specific device requirements and setup steps are available in the official documentation.

How do I install and run the Drengr MCP server?

Install via npm with `npx drengr@0.1.6`. The server uses stdio transport, so it communicates with your AI client through standard input/output streams.

Can I use this for automated mobile app testing?

Yes, the server is designed to let AI agents interact with mobile UIs—taking screenshots, tapping elements, and swiping—making it suitable for test automation and workflow orchestration on mobile apps.

What authentication or setup is required?

The registry metadata does not specify authentication details. Consult the Drengr documentation or GitHub repository for device connection setup, ADB configuration (Android), or iOS-specific requirements.

Is there a cost to use Drengr?

Pricing information is not provided in the registry metadata. Check the official Drengr website or documentation for licensing and pricing details.

MCP ServerSTDIOOfficialv0.1.6

Drengr MCP Server

Control Android and iOS devices programmatically as an AI agent—take screenshots, interact with UI elements, and automate mobile app testing and workflows. Built for developers integrating mobile automation into AI-powered systems.

dev.drengr/server

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Hosted URL

Local install

Transport

STDIO

Auth

No auth required

What the Drengr MCP server does

How models use it and what it is built for.

Connect to Drengr

Local install — runs as a subprocess.

npx drengr@0.1.6

Resources

Where to find authoritative docs and source for Drengr.

Source repository

Example prompts for Drengr

Paste any of these into Agent Studio after connecting Drengr.

Take a screenshot of the current screen and describe what you see
Tap the login button and wait for the next screen to load
Swipe down to refresh the feed and capture the result
List all interactive elements visible on this screen

Drengr MCP server — FAQ

Common questions about connecting and running Drengr.

What devices does this MCP server support?
The server provides eyes and hands for both Android and iOS devices, enabling cross-platform mobile automation and testing. Specific device requirements and setup steps are available in the official documentation.
How do I install and run the Drengr MCP server?
Install via npm with `npx drengr@0.1.6`. The server uses stdio transport, so it communicates with your AI client through standard input/output streams.
Can I use this for automated mobile app testing?
Yes, the server is designed to let AI agents interact with mobile UIs—taking screenshots, tapping elements, and swiping—making it suitable for test automation and workflow orchestration on mobile apps.
What authentication or setup is required?
The registry metadata does not specify authentication details. Consult the Drengr documentation or GitHub repository for device connection setup, ADB configuration (Android), or iOS-specific requirements.
Is there a cost to use Drengr?
Pricing information is not provided in the registry metadata. Check the official Drengr website or documentation for licensing and pricing details.

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