Ready Layer One: Intro to the Model Context Protocol
summary
Shows how the model context protocol (MCP) unifies tool descriptions so agents can call ADB-like services; builds a Kotlin MCP server using the Kotlin SDK, Server-Sent Events transport and a tools registry that exposes a ADB tap tool, UI layout dump (UIAutomator XML) and screenshot tool. Demo connects to Goose agent and partially automates taps and app launches but is non‑deterministic due to coordinate and prompt tuning; recommends workflow‑oriented tools and protecting the context window.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Model Context Protocol intro
- 3:34AI agents and limits
- 5:19What is MCP
- 7:46MCP server for ADB
- 16:43Live Android control demo
- 25:41MCP tool design tips
- 27:25Resources and community tools
- 30:14MCP in Android future
- 31:01Q&A
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