You can now point Claude Code or Cursor at your running iOS Simulator or Android emulator, take screenshots, run adb shell commands, and install builds — all from an AI prompt, all from your menubar, without ever switching apps.
Most MCP servers need a separate process, a cloud relay, or only cover one thing. Agata Stack runs its MCP endpoint inside the menubar app itself — covering computer-use, mobile QA, service management, and log streaming from one localhost address.
Your AI coding assistant can see your code. It cannot see whether your dev server is actually running. Here is how a local HTTP API and an MCP endpoint change that equation entirely.
Argus Capture exposes 10 App Intents and a custom URL scheme so you can trigger screenshots, start and stop recordings, drop chapter markers, and query live config from Shortcuts, the terminal, or any AI agent — without leaving your workflow.