execbro

MCP serverMonitoring & ops

execbro lets your AI see and interact with a running React Native app. Once added, your AI can read the app's logs, run code inside it, tap its interface, and take screenshots. This turns debugging and checking on an app into something your AI can do directly.

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What your AI can do with it

  • Read logs from a running React Native app
  • Run code inside the app and see the results
  • Tap elements in the app's interface
  • Take screenshots of the app
  • Watch what the app is doing while it runs

Getting started

  1. Save this item in Your setup as a reference.
  2. Read the source or reference documentation for its setup requirements. Saving it here does not connect it to your AI.
  3. Check this page for availability before trying to install it through Ahel.

From the project's README

As published by igorzheludkov/execbro in README.md. This repository publishes several servers, so only the opening is shown here.

Give your AI assistant eyes and hands into your running React Native app. Like Chrome DevTools — but for AI agents.

Build, debug, and verify features end-to-end — without leaving the chat.

ExecBro is the runtime bridge between your AI coding assistant and your running React Native app — exposing MCP tools to read logs and network, inspect component state, capture screenshots, tap the UI, and run JS. Zero config, no SDK or code changes required to start — and installing the optional SDK is recommended for the most robust log and network capture.

Get started

Shortened here. Read the whole README on GitHub.

Signals

GitHub stars
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Last commit
Oct 2026
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Delivery
execbro MCP server → your Ahel connector (mcp.ahel.ai) → your AI.
Item type
mcp-server
Key
com-execbro-execbro
Source
github.com/igorzheludkov/execbro