PGYER

PGYER is an MCP server that integrates the PGYER mobile app distribution platform with AI agents and developer environments. It connects clients like Claude Code, VSCode, and Codex directly to the PGYER API to manage iOS and Android application binaries. Mobile developers, QA engineers, and release managers use this tool to upload APK and IPA builds, inspect app metadata, and list uploaded packages without opening a web browser. By bringing distribution controls into MCP-compatible editors and conversational interfaces, teams can coordinate internal testing, retrieve distribution links, and review build histories directly through language models. The server relies on a configured API key and standard input/output transport, exposing structured tools to upload files with specific settings such as installation passwords, validity periods, and update descriptions.

Category: CRM, ERP & E-commerce

Tags: app-distribution, ci-cd, mobile-apps, pgyer

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How to install and configure PGYER

1. Obtain an API key from your PGYER account settings. 2. In VSCode, run the installation command: code --add-mcp '{"name":"pgyer","command":"npx","args":["-y","pgyer-mcp-server"],"env":{"PGYER_API_KEY":"<your_pgyer_api_key>"}}' 3. For Claude Code CLI, run: claude mcp add --transport stdio pgyer --env PGYER_API_KEY=<your_pgyer_api_key> -- npx -y pgyer-mcp-server 4. For Codex CLI, register the server by executing: codex mcp add pgyer --env PGYER_API_KEY=<your_pgyer_api_key> -- npx -y pgyer-mcp-server 5. Replace <your_pgyer_api_key> in all commands with your actual PGYER API key.

What you can do with PGYER

• Distribute mobile test builds by uploading IPA or APK files with custom installation passwords and update descriptions directly from terminal sessions. - Check distribution details and build history by retrieving a paginated list of all uploaded applications under the current account. - Look up specific mobile release metadata and download parameters using an assigned app shortcut identifier. - Integrate automated binary delivery into continuous integration pipelines alongside development agents running inside VSCode or Claude Code.

Key facts

• https://github.com/PGYER/pgyer-mcp-server
• CRM, ERP & E-commerce, DevOps, CI/CD & Version Control
• app-distribution, ci-cd, mobile-apps, pgyer

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What can PGYER MCP do?

The server provides tools to manage mobile applications on the PGYER platform. You can upload IPA or APK binaries with custom install passwords and release notes, fetch paginated lists of your existing applications, and query specific application details using a URL shortcut.

Which MCP clients work with PGYER?

PGYER works with any client supporting standard Model Context Protocol integrations over stdio, including Claude Code, VSCode, and Codex. It uses npx to execute pgyer-mcp-server with your API credentials.

How do I install PGYER MCP?

You can install it using package runners in your preferred client. For example, Claude Code users run claude mcp add with the pgyer-mcp-server npx package, supplying their PGYER_API_KEY environment variable.

Is PGYER MCP server open source?

Yes, the PGYER MCP server is open-source software licensed under the MIT License and hosted on GitHub.