ps -o pid,user,comm \
| awk '$2=="shell" && $3!="sh" && $3!="ps" && $3!="grep" {print $1}' \
| while read pid; do
kill -9 "$pid" 2>/dev/null
done

installed_packages="$(pm list packages | cut -d: -f2)"

pm list packages -u | cut -d: -f2 | while IFS= read -r a; do
echo "$installed_packages" | grep -Fxq "$a" || pm install-existing "$a"
done

while IFS= read -r p; do
    [ -z "$p" ] && continue
    { cmd } &
done

Module Name: CoreShift
Version: 69.0
Developer: Diky
Function: Targeted system-refinement module that traces and optimizes processing pipelines while enforcing strict background controls on system apps.
Status: Refined
Notes: Cleaned codebase, reduced overhead, tightened background controls
Download: Download Here
Credit: Dcx | Koneko | Hoyoslave

Changelog:
• Added Network Control Utility for blocking app internet access.
Note: Behavior varies by device; not guaranteed to work universally.
• Improved help output for clearer, more user-friendly instructions.

mode

net

- Added unified Tools Overview (compile, mode, net, pkg) with clear usage help.
- Added full Dashboard system showing frame stats, temps, memory, load, mode state, compile status, etc.
- Added I/O Metrics viewer (page-in/out, faults, stall %).
- Added Thread / PID inspector using /proc for accurate thread counts.
- Added Vulkan auto-detection (libvulkan.so → enable skiavk).

- Mode detection fixed
- PID discovery optimized: fewer forks, faster, more accurate.
- Reduced heavy loops: replaced repeated subshells with efficient awk/xargs.
- Uninstall script simplified; all modified settings properly restored.

- Lower CPU usage in monitoring scripts.
- Faster PID and thread scanning.
- Reduced IO and fork pressure.
- Scripts run fewer processes overall.

- ChatGPT - make thing easier
- hoyoslave - core commands logic inspiration
- koneko_dev - kasane utility
- dcx400 - commands logic
- pujipungkas - king settings

- The watchdog now works by allowing all your user installed apps automatically.
If you want it to affect system apps too, you’ll need to add those manually to the blacklist.

A unified optimization framework built from multiple components that manage system behavior, enforce performance rules, and provide tools for deeper control.
Included Modules
• CoreShift Manager
• CoreShift Runtime
• CoreShift Watchdog
• CoreShift Preloader
• CoreShift Compaction
• CoreShift UClamp (ROOT)
• CoreShift GameShell
• CoreShift GameShellSched

Full usage guide here

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

CoreShift Essential
Coreshift QoL

• @ChatGPT
• @HoyoSlave
• @dcx400
• @Koneko_dev
• @Brains82
• @pujipungkas
• @AduhaiWelewele
• @reljawa
• @Zexshia

Added boot-completion gating (sys.boot_completed) and SystemUI readiness check for deterministic behavior
Dynamic refresh-rate switching using detected device max FPS
Automatic foreground app detection with per-state switching (Game / Normal)
Game Mode: high refresh rate, reduced animations, ADPF enabled, aggressive frame pacing, thermal override disabled
Normal Mode: 60 Hz fallback, balanced animations, ADPF disabled, thermal control restored
Renderer alignment (SkiaVK / SkiaGL) without forced overrides
MediaTek-specific guards for display/game PQ handling
Memory-factor tuning per mode (Game: higher responsiveness, Normal: balanced)
Background interference reduction during gameplay
State-change guarded application to prevent redundant reapplication
Improved stability and consistency across reboots

Boot-completion gating using sys.boot_completed and SystemUI readiness for deterministic startup
Android-version-aware behavior:
Android 14+: uses cmd activity compact system
Android 13 and below: per-package compaction via am compact (some/full)
Screen-idle-driven execution using cmd deviceidle get screen to avoid foreground interference
Two-step idle confirmation (screen off twice with delay) before triggering compaction
Periodic execution with cooldown interval to prevent excessive reclaim pressure
Full-package enumeration with UID awareness on legacy versions for correctness
Silent execution with error suppression to avoid logspam and crashes
No forced killing or stopping of apps; memory-only compaction
Designed to reduce RAM fragmentation and background pressure
Improves sustained responsiveness and multitasking stability
Safe to run continuously after boot with minimal overhead
State-independent operation (no persistent flags, no cumulative drift)
Consistent behavior across reboots and long uptimes

Boot-completion gated using sys.boot_completed and SystemUI readiness to ensure deterministic startup
Cgroup-aware uclamp tuning via /dev/cpuctl with safe existence checks
Class-based CPU utilization control:
Background / system-background constrained for power efficiency
Foreground balanced for responsiveness
Top-app aggressively boosted for UI and gameplay
RT and critical daemons capped to prevent starvation
Process-level enforcement using uclampset with thread-wide application (-a)
Dynamic top-app detection via ActivityManager stack inspection
Periodic reevaluation to follow app focus changes without relying on static assignments
No killing, freezing, or task suspension; scheduler-only behavior
Screen-off friendly: foreground boost naturally collapses when no resumed activity exists
Silent execution with error suppression to avoid logspam
Designed to reduce scheduler noise, stabilize frame pacing, and improve sustained responsiveness without increasing thermal load