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

Shizuku lets this file manager browse and modify folders that normal storage access cannot reach, by running file commands with elevated privilege.

• Browse restricted folders: open and list directories that are otherwise inaccessible, with names, sizes and dates gathered with a find plus stat shell command through Shizuku.
• Search restricted folders: run recursive filename searches inside those directories using the same privileged listing.
• View folder details: show folder counts and contents for the properties dialog from the privileged listing.
• Delete files: remove single files or batch selections with the rm -rf shell command through Shizuku.
• Create files and folders: create new files with the touch shell command and new folders with the mkdir shell command through Shizuku.
• Rename files: rename files and folders with the mv shell command through Shizuku.
• Copy and move files: paste, copy or move files and folders, including cut and paste across restricted locations, with the mv and cp -r shell commands through Shizuku.

Android APIs or commands used

• find "$1" -maxdepth 1 -mindepth 1 -exec stat -c ...
• rm -rf
• touch
• mkdir
• mv
• cp -r
• sh -c

Notable details

When Shizuku is not granted, the same actions fall back to normal file access (listing, creating, renaming, copying and deleting with the standard APIs), so features still work where permission allows.