An MCP server runs directly on Android TV devices, enabling local network control through ADB. By leveraging ADB, it allows any LLM agent or client that supports remote MCP servers to interact with the TV using natural language. This makes it possible to open apps, list installed apps, and perform other commands from an LLM without requiring pairing. The project emphasizes on-device MCP with direct ADB integration and notes that it is a work in progress, so features may be incomplete or unstable. For security, operation should be limited to the local network to avoid exposing the TV to the internet. The server is designed to work with the MCP Kotlin SDK 0.7.2 (official SDK) and can be controlled by LLM clients such as Goose or Claude Desktop. When launched, the app shows an MCP Ready screen with device details and the server address. The MCP server exposes a set of tools for interacting with the device, including launching apps, listing installed apps, taking screenshots, and issuing key events and navigation commands. Use cases include opening apps, listing apps, and issuing natural-language commands to manage the TV.