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AndroidTVMCP

A Model Context Protocol server that enables AI assistants to control Android TV devices, providing ...

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A Model Context Protocol server that enables AI assistants to control Android TV devices, providing remote control functionality like navigation, playback control, app management, and device status monitoring.
  1. Confirm whether any environment variables are required by this MCP server. The project README (GitHub) does not list any API keys, tokens, or required ENV variables—configuration is done via a local config.json (mcp.host, mcp.port, transport, etc.). (github.com)

  2. Open the FastMCP connection interface and click the "Install Now" button (the ready-made button you already have).

  3. In the FastMCP connection form, fill any fields shown by the installer:

    • If FastMCP asks for environment variables specifically, you can leave them blank for this server because none are required by the README. (github.com)
    • If the installer asks for connection parameters (host / port / transport), use the values from the README’s sample config.json (host: localhost, port: 8080, transport: stdio). (github.com)
  4. Click the FastMCP interface’s Save / Install action to apply the settings.

  5. Start the MCP server (or confirm FastMCP starts it). For a local/manual start, use the command from the README:

    • androidtvmcp --host localhost --port 8080. (github.com)
  6. Verify the installation and connectivity:

    • Use atv_get_devices or another MCP tool to confirm device discovery and that the server responds.
    • If you later need to add an API key or token (not required by the README), return to the FastMCP connection interface and add the variable name and value there, then re-save.

If you want, I can open the repository’s files and confirm there are absolutely no hidden ENV keys referenced in the code (I already checked the README), or I can produce a sample set of ENV names/values you could add if your FastMCP workflow requires environment-based configuration.

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