Limrun MCP Server
https://mcp.limrun.com/mcp is Limrun's remote MCP server. Connect it
once and your agent can create cloud iOS simulators and Android emulators on demand, drive
them through screenshots and the accessibility tree, and delete them when done. Devices are
real simulators/emulators running in Limrun's cloud, not mocks.
This repository is the listing home for the server. The server is a hosted, remote
streamable-HTTP MCP server; there is nothing to install from here.
What it does
- Create and manage devices:
create-ios-simulator, create-android-emulator,
list-instances, get-instance-status, delete-instance (instances also
self-terminate on inactivity).
- Drive iOS:
ios-use (tap, type, scroll, action chains), ios-app (list/launch/
terminate apps), ios-open-url, ios-logs, ios-screenshot-and-element-tree.
- Drive Android:
android-use, android-open-url,
android-screenshot-and-element-tree.
- Apps and skills:
list-apps (pre-installable app assets), get-agent-skill
(step-by-step CLI procedures for builds and anything touching local files, which stay
on the lim CLI).
The endpoint is https://mcp.limrun.com/mcp (streamable HTTP, stateless). Auth is OAuth
sign-in on first use, or a Limrun org API key as a bearer token for headless use. Sign up
at limrun.com.
VS Code / Copilot (mcp.json):
{
"servers": {
"limrun": { "type": "http", "url": "https://mcp.limrun.com/mcp" }
}
}
Claude Code:
claude mcp add --transport http limrun https://mcp.limrun.com/mcp
Any other MCP client that speaks streamable HTTP works the same way; the server advertises
its authorization server through standard discovery metadata, so OAuth-capable clients
find the sign-in flow on their own.
Use
Ask your agent things like:
- "Create an iOS simulator and show me a screenshot."
- "Open example.com on it and tap the first link."
- "Install my app from the asset list and walk through the signup flow."
- "Clean up all my running devices."
Links