GeeLark GeeLark version 4.5.3 was released on October 14, 2026, and the company announced it in its Telegram channels on October 16. The main update is support for MCP (Model Context Protocol) for cloud phones and browser profiles: they can be created, launched, and edited from AI tools that work with MCP. The post mentions Codex, Claude, and Cursor. According to the release notes, MCP is available in the GeeHub section of the client and on the website’s download page.
On October 23, GeeLark published a post bringing together three ways to connect to the service from its own programs: API, CLI, and MCP. All three are available in GeeHub. The link for configuring MCP leads to the README for the geelark-cli command-line utility. It says that, when used as an MCP server, the utility exposes everything it can do to the AI tool: cloud phones, browser, proxies, groups, tags, and payments. An API token from the client settings is required. The MCP instructions were added to the README on September 16.
The 4.5.3 release notes also describe how to connect your own Android phone: select “New profile,” then Android and “Local device,” and choose USB or Wi-Fi. The connection itself is not new: according to the April 8 release notes for version 4.3.5, phones could already be connected via USB, while Wi-Fi was added in that release.
In automation:
- the TikTok profile editing template works with the app in English, German, Russian, and Thai;
- the step for retrieving element data writes it to multiple variables at once;
- the API method for publishing YouTube Shorts returns links to the videos;
- the YouTube publishing template lets you set a delay after publishing a video.
