DeepTap MCP Server

Configure iOS Universal Links and Android App Links — and verify they actually work — straight from your coding agent in Claude Code or Codex.

What is the DeepTap MCP?

deeptap-mcp is a Model Context Protocol server. Once connected, your agent can create a deep-link domain, set up the iOS/Android configuration, and run a pre-flight check on the generated apple-app-site-association and assetlinks.jsonfiles — all through the DeepTap API. It's published on npm as deeptap-mcp and runs locally via npx.

Prerequisites

A DeepTap account (any paid plan or active trial).
A DeepTap API key (created below).
Node.js 18+ installed (so the agent can run it with npx).
Claude Code or Codex CLI.

1. Get your API key

Open Dashboard → Settings → API Keys.
Click Create key and give it a name (e.g. "Claude Code MCP").
Copy the full key — it starts with dt_live_.

Shown only once

The full key is displayed a single time at creation. After that only the first characters are shown — store it somewhere safe.

2. Add to Claude Code

Run this once (replace the key with your own):

terminal

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

Then verify it's connected by typing /mcp in Claude Code — you should see deeptap with its tools.

3. Add to Codex

Option A — CLI

terminal

codex mcp add deeptap \
  --env DEEPTAP_API_KEY=dt_live_xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx \
  -- npx -y deeptap-mcp

Option B — config.toml

Add a server table to ~/.codex/config.toml:

~/.codex/config.toml

# ~/.codex/config.toml
[mcp_servers.deeptap]
command = "npx"
args = ["-y", "deeptap-mcp"]

[mcp_servers.deeptap.env]
DEEPTAP_API_KEY = "dt_live_xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"

4. What data you'll need

To set up a domain the agent needs the values below. You can paste them into the prompt, or let the agent read them from your project (app.json, Xcode, Gradle) if you give it file access.

Value	Required	Where to find it
API key	Yes	Dashboard → Settings → API Keys
Subdomain label	Yes	You choose it, e.g. `myapp` → `myapp.deeptap.io`
iOS Team ID	For iOS	Apple Developer → Membership (10 characters)
iOS Bundle ID	For iOS	Xcode target, or `app.json`
Android package name	For Android	`applicationId` in build.gradle / app.json
SHA-256 fingerprint	For Android	`./gradlew signingReport`, `keytool -list`, or Play Console → App integrity
Fallback / store URLs	Optional	Where to send users without the app (web, App Store, Play Store)

5. Example prompts

Paste any of these into Claude Code or Codex:

Full setup

Set up DeepTap deep links for my app. Create a domain called "myapp".
iOS: team ABCDE12345, bundle com.example.myapp.
Android: package com.example.myapp, SHA-256 fingerprint AA:BB:CC:...
Add fallback URL https://example.com.
Then verify the domain and tell me what's left to do.

Let the agent read your project

Read my app.json, then create and configure a DeepTap domain that
matches my iOS bundle id and Android package, and verify it.

Verify only

Verify my DeepTap domain and list any problems with the
apple-app-site-association or assetlinks.json files.

Check plan & limits

Check my DeepTap plan and how many domains I can still create.

Available tools

get_account — account, plan, and limits
list_domains — all your domains
get_domain — one domain's config and file URLs
create_domain — create & configure a domain
update_domain — change iOS/Android settings
verify_domain — pre-flight the AASA & assetlinks files

Every response includes a meta block with your plan, usage, and rate limits, so the agent can tell you when a limit is reached.

What still needs you (on-device)

Rebuild & reinstall the app after adding associatedDomains / intent filters.
iOS caches AASA aggressively — existing installs can take up to 24h to pick up changes.
Tap-test on a device: xcrun simctl openurl booted "https://myapp.deeptap.io/..." / adb shell am start -a android.intent.action.VIEW -d "https://myapp.deeptap.io/..."

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