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apktool-mcp-server

apktool-mcp-server is an MCP server built on Apktool that lets an LLM decompile Android APKs, inspect manifests and smali code, search and modify resources, and rebuild the APK, for reverse engineering and vulnerability analysis.

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apktool-mcp-server

apktool-mcp-server exposes Apktool's Android decompilation features as Model Context Protocol tools, so an LLM client such as Claude can decode an APK into its manifest, resources and smali code and work with the result directly.

Its tools cover decoding an APK, listing and reading its smali directories and files, listing and reading resource files, modifying smali and resource file contents, searching across files by pattern, cleaning a project directory, and rebuilding a project back into an APK. It is one of several related MCP servers from the same author for Android reverse engineering.

It is written in Python.

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