Lamda

Name: Lamda
Author: firerpa

@firerpa

About Lamda

Android Full-Stack Device Control Platform: WebRTC/H.264 remote desktop, UI/OCR/image-matching automation, one-click MITM, built-in Frida, proxy/VPN/frp/P2P networking, MCP/Agent, 160+ APIs, designed for multi-device clusters and engineered deployments.

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Basic information

Config

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Overview

What is Lamda?

Lamda is the built-in MCP (Model Context Protocol) server embedded in the FIRERPA Android device control platform. It runs directly on the Android device with no extra runtime dependencies, supports Android 6.0+ in both root and non-root modes, and enables AI agents (like Claude and Cursor) to control the device via tool calls, resource reads, prompts, and real‑time logs over a streamable‑HTTP transport.

How to use Lamda?

Lamda is accessed through the /mcp/ endpoint of a running FIRERPA server on your Android device. Any MCP client that supports streamable‑HTTP (e.g., Claude Desktop, Cursor) can connect to this endpoint. Official extensions for Lamda live under ~/modules/extension on the device.

Key features of Lamda

Streamable‑HTTP transport for real‑time tool calls and notifications.
Supports tool invocation, resource reads, prompts, and progress logs.
Compatible with Claude, Cursor, and other MCP clients.
Built‑in agent command for natural‑language device control via OpenAI‑compatible APIs.
Vision‑mode support for AI‑driven screen understanding.
Official MCP extensions under ~/modules/extension.

Use cases of Lamda

Automate Android device tasks using natural‑language commands from an AI assistant.
Let Claude or Cursor read device state and trigger UI actions, packet captures, or reverse‑engineering hooks.
Schedule AI‑driven workflows on real devices using the built‑in crontab integration.
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