MCP Server Configuration

What is MCP Server Configuration?

MCP Server Configuration provides a Claude MCP server that enables secure access to Android project files. It allows AI assistants to browse and read source code from Android projects by validating directories with essential Gradle configuration files.

How to use MCP Server Configuration?

Install UV and initialize the project with uv venv and uv pip install -r uv.lock. Then add the provided JSON configuration (command, args) to your Claude client's MCP settings, replacing /path/to/uv with your UV installation path.

Key features of MCP Server Configuration

• Validates directories are authentic Android projects via Gradle files
• Lists Kotlin, KTS, TOML files and AndroidManifest.xml by directory
• Reads individual or multiple files with secure filtering
• Blocks access to .gradle, .git, and build folders

Use cases of MCP Server Configuration

• Analyze Android codebases with Claude assistance
• Browse project structure and Gradle configuration files
• Read source code securely without exposing sensitive directories

FAQ from MCP Server Configuration

What validation does the server perform?

It checks that a directory contains essential Gradle configuration files to confirm it is a valid Android project.

Which file types can be browsed?

The server lists all Kotlin, KTS, TOML files and AndroidManifest.xml, grouped by directory.

Which directories are blocked for security?

The server prevents access to .gradle, .git, and build folders.

What are the runtime requirements?

Python 3.10+ and UV (a Python package manager) are required.

How do I set up the server?

Add the provided JSON configuration to your Claude client's MCP settings, then install dependencies using uv venv and uv pip install -r uv.lock.