Installation
Install AndroidUse through your root manager, then reboot.
AndroidUse uses kamfw to keep runtime behavior unified while adapting install and lifecycle details per root manager:
- KernelSU / APatch: uses
boot-completed.sh. - Magisk: package and install compatibility falls back to
service.sh. - Runtime home is normalized to the active module directory.
- Module
bin/is placed before common Magisk, KernelSU, and system paths inPATH.
Refresh MCP Secret
The MCP server refuses unauthenticated requests. The secret is generated on first boot if missing:
text
/data/adb/modules/AndroidUse/.secret/mcp_secretRefresh it manually:
sh
adb shell 'su -M -c "/data/adb/modules/AndroidUse/action.sh"'action.sh prints the new secret, restarts MCP, and opens the AndroidUse companion app if it is installed.
