gacha-daily-mcp
Automates mobile game dailies on BlueStacks via ADB using a dual-LLM architecture with vision and action models, configurable through a web dashboard.
README
gacha-mcp
Don't have time to play your gacha games? Here's a solution, a Python MCP server that automates mobile game dailies on BlueStacks via ADB. Uses a dual-LLM architecture: one vision model reads the screen, a rule engine decides what to do, and an action model executes through ADB. Game-agnostic — works with any game by configuring task steps through a web dashboard.
All configuration lives in SQLite. No .env files.
How it works
The system runs a loop for each task:
- Vision LLM receives a screenshot and a per-step prompt. Returns structured JSON describing the screen (UI elements, positions, game state). Never issues actions.
- Rule engine evaluates the vision output against user-defined conditions (field/operator/value expressions). Pure logic, no LLM.
- Action LLM is only invoked when the rule engine triggers an
executeaction. It receives the goal, the current scene, and access to tools (tap, swipe, wait, etc.). Executes minimum actions, then yields control back.
Tasks are defined as ordered lists of steps. Each step has a vision prompt, conditions, and configurable match/fail behaviors (advance, retry, goto, abort, etc.). This means you can build complex automation flows without writing code.
Safety
- Rate limiter (token bucket, configurable actions/minute)
- Coordinate bounds checking (rejects taps outside 0.0-1.0)
- Premium currency guard (blocks action LLM on purchase dialogs)
- Unknown screen guard (blocks on low-confidence vision results)
- Max actions per invocation
- Emergency stop (keyboard shortcut + dashboard button)
Setup
Prerequisites
- Python 3.12+
- BlueStacks with ADB enabled (default port 5555)
- An LLM API key (Claude, or a local model via LM Studio / Ollama)
Docker
git clone https://github.com/friedice5467/gacha-daily-mcp.git
cd gacha-daily-mcp
docker compose up --build
Open http://localhost:8420. The database is created automatically.
The container connects to BlueStacks on the host via host.docker.internal:5555. You can change the ADB host/port through the API (PUT /api/config/adb).
Local
git clone https://github.com/friedice5467/gacha-daily-mcp.git
cd gacha-daily-mcp
uv sync --dev
uv run python -m src.server.main
First run
- Open the dashboard at
http://localhost:8420 - Games — Add your game with its Android package name and a vision system prompt (tell the vision LLM what game this is, what the menus look like, etc.)
- LLM Config — Set up the vision and action LLMs. Vision can be a cheap local model. Action benefits from better tool-calling ability.
- Tasks — Build a task with steps. Each step defines what to look for and what to do.
- Status — Run the task.
Architecture
Screenshot -> Vision LLM -> Scene JSON -> Rule Engine -> Action LLM -> ADB
|
(conditions)
match: next / execute / goto / loop / complete
fail: retry / skip / abort / execute / complete
Task definition example
{
"name": "Arknights auto-farm",
"game_package": "com.YoStarEN.Arknights",
"steps": [
{
"name": "Wait for main menu",
"vision_prompt": "Is this the main menu? Look for the Terminal button.",
"conditions": [{"field": "screen", "op": "eq", "value": "main_menu"}],
"on_match": "next",
"on_fail": "retry",
"max_retries": 10,
"timeout_seconds": 60
},
{
"name": "Check stamina",
"vision_prompt": "Read the current stamina value.",
"conditions": [{"field": "state.stamina_current", "op": "gte", "value": 30}],
"on_match": "next",
"on_fail": "complete"
},
{
"name": "Start quest",
"vision_prompt": "Is there a quest ready to start?",
"conditions": [{"field": "state.quest_available", "op": "eq", "value": true}],
"on_match": {"action": "execute", "goal": "Start the highest available quest with auto-battle"},
"on_fail": "complete"
}
]
}
Conditions support: eq, neq, gt, gte, lt, lte, contains, exists. Dot-path field access (state.stamina_current). AND by default, wrap in {"any": [...]} for OR.
Project structure
src/
server/ # MCP server, database, entrypoint
adb/ # ADB client, coordinate normalization, device discovery
llm/ # LLM adapters (Claude, OpenAI-compatible), tool parser, factory
tools/ # MCP tool definitions (tap, swipe, screenshot, memory, etc.)
engine/ # Vision pipeline, rule evaluator, action executor, task loop, scheduler
safety/ # Rate limiter, guards, emergency stop
dashboard/ # FastAPI routes + vanilla HTML/JS dashboard
tests/ # 92 tests
Tech stack
Python 3.12, asyncio, MCP SDK, adbutils, Pillow, anthropic, openai, httpx, aiosqlite, FastAPI, APScheduler, structlog, pydantic.
Running tests
uv run pytest
License
MIT
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