Extentos MCP server

This is a helper for people building apps that work with smart glasses, like the Ray-Ban Meta. It plugs into your AI coding assistant and gives it a set of tools for adding glasses features to a phone app. It is most useful if you already write a bit of Android or iOS code, or work closely with someone who does.

What this MCP server does

You tell your AI what you want, for example add a voice trigger that takes a photo. The AI uses this helper to look up the right way to call the glasses features in Kotlin or Swift. The helper can also write the connection setup files into your project and check that everything is wired correctly. Then it can open a browser simulator that runs the same code as real glasses, so you can test the whole flow without owning a pair. When you are ready, it walks you through the checklist for going live on real glasses.

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What you can do with it

• Look up what glasses features are available and how to call them
• Scaffold the connection screen and config files into your Android or iOS app
• Check your existing integration for missing pieces or mistakes
• Run a browser simulator and feed it a test video or voice line
• Simulate pressing the glasses capture button or tapping the display
• Read the event log to see what happened during a test run
• Get a checklist and credential guide for moving to real glasses

Try asking your AI

• “Add a voice trigger to my Android app that takes a photo with the glasses”
• “Check my iOS project and tell me what is missing in the glasses integration”
• “Start a simulator session and inject a transcript saying take a picture”
• “What do I need to do before shipping this to real Ray-Ban Meta glasses”

What it gives back to you

You get answers in the chat: explanations, code snippets in Kotlin or Swift, and lists of what is missing or wrong in your project. The simulator tools give you back session state, event logs, and the display tree so you can see what the app did. Some tools also write files into your project, like the connection screen and manifest changes. Everything shows up as normal text and code blocks you can read and copy.

Before you start

Who it's for

App developers and technical teams building Android or iOS apps that connect to Meta smart glasses, or anyone working closely with them.