Expo's remote MCP server lets agents read Expo documentation, add libraries, and manage EAS builds, submissions and workflows, plus read TestFlight feedback, crash reports and app store reviews. It authenticates with your Expo account via OAuth. With a local dev server and expo-mcp (SDK 54+), it can also take simulator screenshots, tap UI elements and collect app logs.
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- 1Connect it in ChatGPT
Turn on Developer mode in ChatGPT (Settings → Security and login), open Plugins, select + and paste https://mcp.expo.dev/mcp as the MCP server URL, then sign in with OAuth. Add it to a chat from the composer's tools menu.
- 2Or add it to Codex or the API
codex mcp add expo --url https://mcp.expo.dev/mcp codex mcp login expoThe login command opens a browser to finish OAuth.
Configs are generated from the publisher's documented endpoint. Check their docs for plan requirements and scopes. New to this? Read the step-by-step tutorial.
Tools 11
add_libraryread_documentationsearch_documentationbuild_listbuild_logsbuild_runbuild_submitworkflow_runtestflight_feedbackappstore_reviewsplaystore_crashesThings to ask
- “Start an iOS production build on EAS”
- “Why did my last Android build fail? Show the logs”
- “Summarize this week's App Store reviews”
- “Add expo-camera to this project”