deeptap-mcp

deeptap-mcp

MCP server to configure and verify iOS Universal Links and Android App Links via DeepTap API, enabling coding agents to manage deep-link domains.

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deeptap-mcp

MCP server for DeepTap — configure iOS Universal Links and Android App Links, and verify them, directly from your coding agent (Claude Code, etc.).

It's a thin wrapper over the DeepTap public REST API: each tool is one API call. Point your agent at it, and it can create a deep-link domain, wire up the iOS/Android config, and run a pre-flight check on the generated apple-app-site-association and assetlinks.json files.

Install

Get an API key from Dashboard → Settings → API Keys at https://deeptap.io/dashboard/settings, then add the server:

claude mcp add --scope user --transport stdio deeptap \
  --env DEEPTAP_API_KEY=dt_live_xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx \
  -- npx -y deeptap-mcp

Or run it directly: DEEPTAP_API_KEY=dt_live_… npx -y deeptap-mcp.

Configuration

Env var Required Default Description
DEEPTAP_API_KEY yes API key (dt_live_…), sent as Authorization: Bearer.
DEEPTAP_API_URL no https://deeptap.io Base URL of the DeepTap API (override for self-hosting/staging).

Tools

Tool API call Purpose
get_account GET /me Account, plan, and live limits. Call first to check capacity.
list_domains GET /domains All domains with their iOS/Android config and file URLs.
get_domain GET /domains/:id One domain by id (e.g. dom_42).
create_domain POST /domains Create a subdomain and configure iOS/Android.
update_domain PUT /domains/:id Partial update of iOS/Android config.
verify_domain GET /domains/:id/verify Pre-flight: fetch and validate AASA + assetlinks.

Every response includes a meta block with the plan, domain/link usage, and rate-limit state — the agent reads it to report limits.

Typical flow

  1. get_account — check the plan and how many domains are available.
  2. create_domain{ "name": "myapp", "ios": { "team_id": "ABCDE12345", "bundle_id": "com.example.myapp", "paths": ["*"], "fallback_url": "https://example.com" }, "android": { "package_name": "com.example.myapp", "sha256_fingerprints": ["AA:BB:…"] } }
  3. verify_domain — confirm the generated files are reachable and match the app identifiers.

verify_domain checks everything verifiable server-side (file reachability, JSON validity, appID/package match, fingerprints, paths). Rebuilding the app and on-device checks are still required — the agent should also confirm associatedDomains / package config in your project (app.json, Xcode).

Development

npm install
npm run build      # tsc -> dist/
npm start          # run the built server on stdio

License

MIT

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