This is an AI-assisted analysis of Shizuku-related usages in the app's public source code. It is best effort, so it may not catch every single usage.

How this app uses Shizuku

ADB Captain uses Shizuku to run privileged device shell commands directly on the device with no root required.

• Run custom commands: type any shell command in the terminal tab and see its output, with host style adb and adb shell prefixes stripped automatically.
• Manage installed apps: list user and system packages, force stop with am force-stop, clear data with pm clear, uninstall with pm uninstall, enable or disable with pm enable and pm disable-user, launch with am start or monkey, and view details from dumpsys package.
• Install and export APKs: push a chosen APK to a temporary location and install it with pm install, install an APK already on device by path, and export an installed app by locating it with pm path and copying it to shared storage.
• Control app permissions: inspect per app rules with appops get and change or reset them with appops set and appops reset.
• View system logs: stream live logs with logcat with optional level filtering and text search, and clear the buffer with logcat -c.
• Browse device files: list directories with ls, delete with rm, and create folders with mkdir.
• Capture screen activity: take a screenshot with screencap saved to shared storage and start or stop screen recording with screenrecord.
• Reboot and wake: reboot normally or into recovery or bootloader with reboot, wake the device with input keyevent, dismiss the keyguard with wm dismiss-keyguard, and keep the screen on with svc power stayon.
• Adjust display settings: change density with wm density, change or reset size with wm size, set brightness with settings put, switch night mode with cmd uimode night, toggle show touches and animation scales with settings get and settings put, and enter or exit status bar demo mode with am broadcast.
• Change connectivity settings: toggle WiFi, Bluetooth, airplane mode, NFC and mobile data with svc, cmd wifi, cmd bluetooth_manager, settings put and related broadcasts, control media volume, enable wireless debugging options, and open URLs with am start.
• Automate input: type text on your behalf with input text and run small macros containing delays and input or keyevent lines.
• Monitor device health: show model, version and battery from getprop and dumpsys battery, CPU use from /proc/stat plus frequency and governor reads, memory from /proc/meminfo, running processes from ps, and build a diagnostic file combining dumpsys, df, getprop and package counts.

Android APIs or commands used

• getprop
• pm list packages
• logcat
• am force-stop
• pm clear
• pm uninstall
• pm enable
• pm disable-user
• am start
• monkey
• pm path
• pm install
• mkdir
• cp
• ls
• rm
• settings get
• settings put
• screencap
• reboot
• screenrecord
• pkill
• input keyevent
• input text
• wm dismiss-keyguard
• wm density
• wm size
• svc power stayon
• svc wifi
• cmd wifi set-wifi-enabled
• svc bluetooth
• cmd bluetooth_manager
• svc nfc
• svc data
• am broadcast
• media volume
• cmd media_session volume
• cmd uimode night
• cmd battery set-level
• cmd battery reset
• cmd connectivity wireless-tethering
• appops get
• appops set
• appops reset
• dumpsys battery
• dumpsys package
• dumpsys thermalservice
• dumpsys sensorservice
• dumpsys netstats
• dumpsys nfc
• cat /proc/stat
• cat /proc/meminfo
• cat /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu*/cpufreq/scaling_cur_freq
• cat /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu*/cpufreq/scaling_governor
• ps
• df