Robot Actions is a cloud-connected testing platform that lets you control real Android and iOS devices through a web browser, automate test flows with an AI assistant, and generate runnable test scripts in your framework of choice (WebdriverIO, Python, Robot Framework, and more).
For sales or enterprise questions: support@robotactions.com.
<!-- mcp-name: io.github.krishtoautomate/remote-device-server -->Robot Actions on the MCP Registry
The hosted MCP server is published at https://registry.modelcontextprotocol.io as io.github.krishtoautomate/remote-device-server and auto-syncs to:
- GitHub MCP Registry (
github.com/mcp) — shows up in VS Code under@mcp - Smithery (
smithery.ai) — install via the toolbox button - glama.ai/mcp — community aggregator
Manifest source: server.json in this repo mirrors the published version.
What this repo is for
This repo contains no application source code — Robot Actions is a hosted product, there is nothing to install or build. The repo exists for three current purposes plus one that's coming:
- Public issue intake. File a bug, request a feature, or ask a question via the Issues tab. No paid account required — drive-by feedback is welcome.
- Release notes. Every shipped change is published as a Release with user-facing notes. That's the running changelog.
- Test framework examples (coming soon). Once the product is more widely used, this repo will host runnable example scripts in the test frameworks Robot Actions can generate — WebdriverIO, Python (
appium-python-clientstyle), Robot Framework, and more. These will live as small standalone projects underexamples/so you can copy-paste a starting point. None of the application source will ever land here — the examples are public starter templates, not the product. - Public roadmap & discussions — being scoped.
When to file an Issue here vs. when to email us
| Filing here | Email us at support@robotactions.com |
|---|---|
| Bug reproductions, feature requests, public questions | Account-specific issues (billing, credentials, dedicated deployments) |
| "Does Robot Actions support X?" | Anything that would expose your account email, device IDs, or session data publicly |
| General feedback / ideas | Sales conversations, enterprise contracts |
Security disclosures
Do not file security issues here. See SECURITY.md for the responsible-disclosure process.
Releases
Every shipped change is published as a Release with user-facing notes. Browse releases →
License
This README, the issue templates, and any future examples/ test scripts are MIT-licensed. The Robot Actions product itself is a hosted commercial service — not open source, and no application source code lives in this repo.