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 shell commands directly on the device with no root required.

• Run shell commands: type any command in the Terminal tab and it is executed through Shizuku and its output is shown, with adb and adb shell prefixes stripped automatically.
• Manage apps: list installed and system apps with pm list 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 inspect details with dumpsys package.
• Install and export apps: push a chosen APK to a temporary path and install it with pm install, install an APK already on the device with pm install, and copy an installed app APK to shared storage with pm path plus cp.
• Control app permissions: read permissions with appops get, change them with appops set, and reset them with appops reset.
• Browse device files: list folders with ls, delete files with rm, and create folders with mkdir.
• View system logs: stream live logs with logcat with optional level filtering.
• Inspect device health: show model and version with getprop, battery status with dumpsys battery, CPU use with cat /proc/stat plus frequency files, memory with cat /proc/meminfo, running processes with ps, and build a full diagnostic file from dumpsys, df, pm and getprop output.
• Change display settings: get and set density and size with wm density and wm size, set brightness and night mode with settings and cmd uimode, adjust animation scales and touch indicators with settings, and enter or exit status bar demo mode with am broadcast.
• Control connections: toggle Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, mobile data and NFC with svc and cmd wifi, cmd bluetooth_manager and settings, toggle airplane mode with settings plus am broadcast, and toggle USB debugging, wireless debugging and OEM unlock flags with settings.
• Capture screen activity: save a screenshot with screencap, and start or stop video capture with screenrecord and pkill.
• Control power and input: reboot, reboot to recovery or bootloader with reboot, wake the device with input keyevent, dismiss the keyguard with wm dismiss-keyguard, keep the screen on with svc power stayon, set media volume with media volume, type text with input text, run tap, swipe and keyevent macros with input, open links with am start, and simulate or reset battery level with cmd battery.

Android APIs or commands used

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