Central runtime enforcement daemon for the CoreShift framework
Continuously monitors system and application process state
Identifies non-foreground, non-whitelisted workloads based on runtime behavior
Applies dynamic restriction and correction actions at the process and thread level
Protects critical system services and foreground workloads from interference
Prevents runaway background execution, excessive wakeups, and resource abuse
Designed to run persistently and self-stabilize system performance over time
Functions as the last-line safeguard ensuring CoreShift policies remain effective even under abnormal conditions

Utilize dumpsys usagestats prevent false kill and compitable with manager to add a pkg whitelist
Add a ram threshold so app below 150mb ram usage get spared

Full usage guide here & here

  • Root: Magisk / KernelSU / APatch
  • Non-root: AxManager

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CoreShift Frameworks

Deterministic Vulkan renderer enforcement module for the CoreShift framework.
Forces the system render pipeline to Vulkan (SkiaVK / threaded RenderEngine) and stabilizes the graphics backend selection at boot-time to reduce backend thrashing, improve frame pacing consistency, and ensure predictable GPU-driven rendering behavior.

Force a Softreboot.
Dont use this in combination with CoreShift Runtime.
Do not enable on devices with incomplete or broken Vulkan implementations.
Incorrect usage may result in bootloop.

Added module kill switch and Render information to the action button
Added uninstall script incase where youre stuck logo, you can simply uninstall them
Added softreboot gating so it doesnt trigger twice

• Root: Magisk / KernelSU / APatch
• Non-root: AxManager

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CoreShift Frameworks

CoreShift Frameworks is a system-aware framework designed to work with Android system processes, not against them.
It improves stability and performance under load by coordinating with existing system services instead of overriding or force-controlling them.
CoreShift applies targeted, reversible optimizations such as temporary prioritization and scheduling coordination only when needed.
No aggressive loops. No destructive changes. No replacement of Android logic.

[CoreShift Frameworks Detailed Overview]

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• Non-root: AxManager

CoreShift Frameworks

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CoreShift Power Saver is a lightweight Android power optimization module that works with the system’s native scheduling and task profiles to reduce background load, improve stability, and extend battery life without aggressive tweaks.
Note:If you enconter lag, force stop the app to reset its pid

[CoreShift Power Saver Detailed Overview]

• Root: Magisk / KernelSU / APatch
• Non-root: AxManager

CoreShift Power Saver

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This release focuses on validating stability, integrity enforcement, and runtime behavior across diverse environments, including root and non-root setups. The objective of this phase is to identify edge cases, confirm compatibility, and ensure predictable behavior before the next stable release.

Runtime integrity verification
Root and non-root execution paths
Scheduler and preload behavior under real-world usage
Language-aware installer messaging
Safety mechanisms and fallback logic

For user with 6gb of ram or less, using extended ram is highly recommended
This is a test release and may change without notice
Bug reports, regressions, and unexpected behavior are expected
Performance tuning is conservative by design during testing

UID="$(id -u)"

if [ "$UID" -eq 0 ]; then
RUNDIR="/data/adb/modules/core_policy/ABI"
else
RUNDIR="${AXERONDIR}/plugins/core_policy/ABI"
fi

if [ -n "$(getprop ro.product.cpu.abilist64)" ]; then
RUNDIR="$RUNDIR/arm64-v8a"
else
RUNDIR="$RUNDIR/armeabi-v7a"
fi
cat "$RUNDIR/core_preload.core" "$RUNDIR/core_preload_static.core"

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This release finalizes the architecture validated during open test and locks in runtime, preload, and scheduler behavior.

Stable top-app resolution (cgroup → ActivityManager fallback)
Unified task-profile based performance policy
Root / non-root execution parity
Deterministic preload + unlock behavior
Binder-safe thread handling
Integrity and runtime enforcement hardened

Policy logic cleaned and consolidated
Redundant cgroup paths removed
Thread-level enforcement made explicit
Discovery → preload → perf flow stabilized
No experimental paths remain

Android 10+
Root and non-root supported
arm64-v8a / armeabi-v7a
Devices with ≤6 GB RAM should enable extended RAM

This is a major release. Behavior differs from pre-v2 builds.
The behavior of the performance and preload subsystems has changed significantly in this release due to a complete internal rework.
If you prefer the previous behavior, version v1.4 remains available and stable. Both versions are supported.
Downgrading without reboot is not recommended.
Bug reports should include device, Android version, and root state.
Legacy note: A maintenance branch based on v1.4 is available for users who prefer the previous behavior. Development continues on v2.x

The open test phase is closed.
Future updates will follow semantic versioning and documented changelogs.

CorePolicy is a unified Android policy framework that coordinates scheduler behavior, task profiles, preload strategy, and runtime enforcement to improve performance stability without aggressive tuning.

[CorePolicy Architecture Overview]

• Root: Magisk / KernelSU / APatch
• Non-root: AxManager

CoreShift CorePolicy

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CorePolicy is a unified Android policy framework that coordinates scheduler behavior, task profiles, preload strategy, and runtime enforcement to improve performance stability without aggressive tuning.

[CorePolicy Architecture Overview]

https://github.com/DikyVinus/core_policy/blob/main/CHANGELOG.md

• Root: Magisk / KernelSU / APatch
• Non-root: AxManager

CoreShift CorePolicy

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@dcx400 for the localization idea