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Build Better on Arm from Within Your Favorite AI Assistant

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The Arm MCP Server puts Arm’s tools and expertise directly inside MCP-capable assistants such as GitHub Copilot, Amazon Kiro, and more, so you can build, migrate, and optimize for Arm without leaving your development workflow.

Whether you want to migrate your codebases and containers to Arm-based clouds or targeting an edge device while developing in the cloud, the Arm MCP Server is here to help—all within your go-to AI assistant. 

 

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Migrate from x86 to Arm-Based Clouds

From codebases to containers, leverage powerful, deterministic tools to assess and migrate your application quickly.

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Access vetted, expert development advice directly inside your favorite AI assistant.

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Edge Target, Cloud Development

Follow best practices that allow you to enjoy the ease of cloud development while optimizing your app for edge deployment.

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Local Deployment for Code Security

The Arm MCP Server is containerized for local usage, keeping all your data private—ideal for enterprise environments.

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Deterministic Tools + AI = Faster, Better Coding

Combine the power of AI’s natural language with the consistent output of useful CLI tools to get work done more efficiently.

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Agentic Integrations out of the Box

From GitHub custom agents to Kiro Powers, the Arm MCP Server integrates tightly with industry-leading agentic capabilities.

Agentic AI Integrations

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Arm + GitHub: Copilot Migration

The Arm MCP Server combines with the power of GitHub Copilot Custom Agents, delivering the Arm Migration Assistant for Copilot. This Agentic Assistant offers fast, asynchronous codebase improvements to ease your migration to Arm-based cloud infrastructure.

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Hear from Other Developers

“Integrating the Arm MCP Server into Amazon Kiro was incredibly simple. We were up and running in less than five minutes—just a Docker pull and an mcp.json file change. Our team is more confident deploying to Arm targets now that we have best-practice cloud-to-edge development expertise right in the Kiro IDE."

Daniel Schleicher (he/him)
Sr. Global Solutions Architect, AWS

“Running the Arm MCP Server entirely through GitHub Copilot showed how seamlessly AI-assisted development can accelerate migration and optimization on arm64. From image validation to code migration and optimization search, Copilot made it effortless to invoke MCP tools, interpret results, and turn them into actionable improvements. The combination delivered quick, reliable answers and proved how well Arm’s ecosystem integrates with modern AI-assisted development.”

Juma Aman
Senior DevOps Consultant, InfoMagnus

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Migrate an x86 Application to Arm Using the Arm MCP Server

 

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FAQs

What is the Arm MCP Server?

The Arm MCP Server is an AI-powered tool that helps developers migrate, optimize, and deploy applications for Arm-based devices directly inside their AI assistants.

How does it support x86 to Arm migration?

It provides migration tools into your AI assistant that analyze codebases and containers, identifies incompatibilities, and provides AI-guided fixes for migrating workloads to Arm-based cloud instances like Graviton, Axion, and Cobalt 100.

Which AI tools and IDEs does it work with?

The MCP Server integrates with any MCP-compatible AI assistant, such as Amazon Kiro, Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, and GitHub Copilot.

Can I use it for cloud-to-edge development?

Yes. It supports workflows that build in the cloud and deploy to Arm-based edge devices, such as Raspberry Pi, with AI-driven best practices.

What are the main benefits for developers?

Faster migration, smoother cloud-to-edge deployments, and real-time Arm guidance directly inside AI-powered development environments.

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