13 tools from the Flutter Skill MCP Server, categorised by risk level.
View the Flutter Skill policy →get_connection_status Get current connection status and app info. If session_id is provided, gets status for that specific session; otherwise uses active session. idb_describe Describe the booted iOS Simulator via idb (iOS Development Bridge). Returns device model, OS version, logical screen resolution, scale factor, and ... list_running_apps List all running Flutter apps (VM Services) on the system list_sessions List all active Flutter app sessions.
Returns information about all connected sessions including session ID, project path, device, and URI.
Use th... native_list_simulators List available iOS simulators and Android emulators with their state. scan_and_connect ⚡ AUTO-CONNECT TOOL ⚡
[TRIGGER KEYWORDS]
connect to app | find running app | auto-connect | connect to running Flutter | find app | detect app | s... connect_app Connect to a running Flutter App VM Service using specific URI.
[USE WHEN]
• You have a specific VM Service URI (ws://...)
• Reconnecting to a kno... 2/5 connect_cdp Connect to any web page via Chrome DevTools Protocol (CDP).
No SDK injection needed — works with ANY website, React/Vue/Angular apps, or any web c... 2/5 connect_openclaw_browser Connect to OpenClaw's built-in Chrome browser (port 18800). No launch needed — instant connection.
[USE WHEN]
• Running inside OpenClaw and need t... 2/5 connect_webmcp Connect via Chrome 146+ native WebMCP protocol. Auto-detects WebMCP, falls back to CDP.
[USE WHEN]
• Chrome 146+ with chrome://flags/#enable-webmc... 2/5 disconnect Disconnect from the current Flutter app (without stopping it) 2/5 diagnose_project ⚡ DIAGNOSTIC & AUTO-FIX TOOL ⚡
[TRIGGER KEYWORDS]
diagnose | check configuration | verify setup | fix config | configuration problem | setup issue... 3/5 launch_app ⚡ PRIORITY TOOL FOR UI TESTING ⚡
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test app | run app | launch | simulator | emulator | iOS test | Android test | E2E test | veri... 3/5 The Flutter Skill MCP server exposes 13 tools across 3 categories: Read, Write, Execute.
Use Intercept, the open-source MCP proxy. Write YAML rules for each tool — rate limits, argument validation, or deny rules — then run Intercept in front of the Flutter Skill server.
Flutter Skill tools are categorised as Read (6), Write (5), Execute (2). Each category has a recommended default policy.
Open source. One binary. Zero dependencies.
npx -y @policylayer/intercept