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WormaCeptor — Claude Code MCP server: features and setup

WormaCeptor lets an agent inspect a running Android debug app, including its requests, crashes, logs and storage. Use it to investigate app issues without pasting logs into chat.

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claude mcp add wormaceptor -- npx -y wormaceptor-mcp
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What WormaCeptor does

WormaCeptor connects an MCP client to a running Android app in a debug build. Its 44 tools cover network activity, crashes, logs, performance and storage, so an agent can examine what the app and its services are doing during a debugging session.

Add wormaceptor-mcp-server with debugImplementation, configure the app-side components, then register the server with your client. The npx launcher needs Node.js 18+, Java 17+ and adb. The bridge cannot reach the app without those components. It connects through adb forward; Bearer-token authentication is off by default, which matters when using a shared device.

Features can be enabled individually during initialization. Release builds omit the debug implementation, and the client falls back to a no-op. MCP inspection is therefore limited to debug builds.

What it helps with

  • trace a request that returned an error
  • read crash details alongside app logs
  • inspect SQLite and SharedPreferences data
  • check app performance metrics
  • replay a request or configure a mock

Example prompts for the agent

  • Inspect the app's network requests and find the response that failed.
  • Read the latest crash report and check the related logs.
  • Show the SharedPreferences entries and inspect the setting value.

How to install WormaCeptor

Platform CLI

claude mcp add wormaceptor -- npx -y wormaceptor-mcp

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Questions about WormaCeptor

How do I install WormaCeptor in Claude Code?

Register it with claude mcp add wormaceptor -- npx -y wormaceptor-mcp. The npx launcher requires Node.js 18+, Java 17+ and adb; add the MCP module to the Android app with debugImplementation as well.

What does WormaCeptor do?

It gives an MCP client access to a running Android debug app, including its network activity, crashes, logs, performance data and storage.

What does the app need for MCP access?

The npx bridge requires Node.js 18+, Java 17+ and adb. The app's MCP module is added to debug builds.

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