@appsflyer/sdk-mcp-server
Advanced tools
A robust Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for integrating, testing, and validating the AppsFlyer SDK in Android and iOS applications. This tool provides Android logcat analysis, iOS Xcode log validation, event detection, and automated checks to help ensure your AppsFlyer integration is correct and reliable.
npx tsc for build)adb installed and accessibleClone the repository:
git clone <repo-url> && cd mcp-AppsFlyer-sdk
Install dependencies:
npm install
Build the project:
npx tsc
Add the following to your mcp.json (in your IDE, e.g., Copilot/Cursor):
{
"AppsFlyer-mcp": {
"command": "ABSOLUTE/PATH/TO/node",
"args": ["ABSOLUTE/PATH/TO/appsflyer-sdk-mcp-server/dist/server.js"],
"cwd": ".",
"env": {
"DEV_KEY": "YOUR-DEV-KEY",
"APP_ID": "YOUR-APP-ID"
}
}
}
Replace ABSOLUTE/PATH/TO/node with the absolute path to your Node.js executable, and replace ABSOLUTE/PATH/TO/appsflyer-sdk-mcp-server with the absolute path to this project directory.
Set these values before running the server:
mcp.json -> env) as shown above.Required variables:
com.example.app) or iOS app ID (for example: id123456789)The server is designed to be launched by your MCP-compatible IDE. Once configured, it will start automatically when you invoke AppsFlyer-related commands or tools.
The server exposes the following tools organized by functionality:
| Tool Name | Description |
|---|---|
integrateAppsFlyerSdk | Guides AppsFlyer SDK integration for Android or iOS, with platform-specific setup options and code instructions. |
getAppsFlyerInAppEventRecommendations | Shows vertical-specific recommended AppsFlyer in-app events and parameters from the built-in catalog. |
createAppsFlyerLogEvent | Generates Android Java code instructions for logging an in-app event with AppsFlyer. |
createIosAppsFlyerLogEvent | Generates iOS Swift code instructions for logging an in-app event with AppsFlyer. |
| Tool Name | Description |
|---|---|
fetchAppsflyerLogs | Fetches recent Android logcat logs related to AppsFlyer. |
getConversionLogs | Extracts Android conversion/install event logs from logcat. |
getInAppLogs | Returns Android in-app event logs captured by AppsFlyer from logcat. |
getLaunchLogs | Parses Android app launch/session events from logcat. |
getDeepLinkLogs | Extracts Android deep link-related logs from logcat. |
getAppsflyerErrors | Scans Android logcat for common AppsFlyer SDK errors and exceptions. |
| Tool Name | Description |
|---|---|
verifyAppsFlyerSdk | Validates Android SDK integration by querying install data using appId, devKey, and device ID from logcat. |
verifyAppsFlyerIosSdk | Validates iOS SDK integration using pasted Xcode logs and AppsFlyer install data. |
verifyInAppEvent | Validates that a specific Android in-app event was triggered and sent by checking recent AppsFlyer logcat. |
verifyIosInAppEvent | Validates that a specific iOS in-app event was triggered and sent using pasted Xcode logs. |
| Tool Name | Description |
|---|---|
createDeepLink | Guides Android AppsFlyer OneLink deep-link setup, including required manifest, URI scheme, and code steps. |
createIosDeepLink | Guides iOS AppsFlyer OneLink deep-link setup, including Associated Domains, URL schemes, and Swift delegate steps. |
guideDeepLinkTesting | Provides Android or iOS step-by-step testing instructions for deferred or direct deep links based on setup context. |
verifyDeepLink | Validates Android deep-link handling from recent AppsFlyer logcat logs and confirms callback status. |
verifyIosDeepLink | Validates iOS deep-link handling from pasted Xcode logs saved in ios-deeplink-logs.txt. |
| Tool Name | Description |
|---|---|
submitAppsFlyerFeedback | Submits optional developer feedback (two 1-5 ratings, a comment, and an optional follow-up email) gathered conversationally after a successful verification. Never called unprompted. |
The server provides comprehensive SDK integration support:
Example Flow:
Ask: "How do I integrate AppsFlyer SDK?"
→ Get complete integration instructions with code examples
Ask: "Which in-app events should I track for a gaming app?"
→ Choose a vertical and get recommended event and parameter names
Advanced log processing and event detection capabilities:
Example Flow:
Ask: "Show recent AppsFlyer logs"
→ Get filtered, real-time logcat output
Comprehensive testing tools for SDK validation:
Example Flow:
Ask: "Test AppsFlyer SDK"
→ Validate your integration against AppsFlyer services
The items below primarily apply to Android tools that use ADB and logcat. iOS verification tools use pasted Xcode logs instead.
No devices found:
adb devices lists itADB not found:
Make sure the Android SDK is installed and adb is in the expected location:
~/Library/Android/sdk/platform-tools/adb~/Android/Sdk/platform-tools/adb%USERPROFILE%\AppData\Local\Android\Sdk\platform-tools\adb.exeDEV_KEY not set:
APP_ID not set:
Multiple devices:
adb devices to list available devicesLog output is empty:
Pull requests and issues are welcome! Please open an issue to discuss your proposed changes or feature requests.
FAQs
Node.js MCP server for AppsFlyer SDK integration
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