ATLASX CORE

ATLASX CORE AxManager Plugin

1. 🧟‍♂️ zombie_hunter.sh – The Orphan Process Hunter “Zombie” processes consume RAM and CPU without providing any useful function, causing invisible slowdowns. • How it works: Scans the system for orphan processes (without a live parent) and silent memory leaks. • Action: Immediately kills any process that is unjustifiably consuming resources, freeing up memory for the apps you actually use. • Result: A lighter, more responsive system with no crashes caused by malicious background tasks. 2. 🔒 permission_sanitizer.sh – Smart Automatic Privacy Apps installed months ago still asking for unnecessary permissions? Not anymore. • How it works: Monitors the last usage of every installed app. If an app hasn’t been opened in over 30 days, the script kicks in. • Action: Silently revokes sensitive permissions (Camera, Microphone, Location, Contacts) via appops. • Result: Your privacy is automatically protected. When you open the app again, permissions will be requested normally by Android. Zero-effort security. 3. 🧹 deep_vacuum.sh – Deep System Vacuum Cleans what standard cleaners can’t reach: the operating system’s own junk. • How it works: Runs only when the screen has been off for over 1 hour (to avoid impacting the user). • Action: Clears ART/Dalvik compiler caches (if excessive), old kernel logs (/sys/fs/pstore), temporary files in /data/local/tmp, and tombstones. • Result: Frees up hundreds of MBs of hidden space and keeps the disk clean from debugging and compilation residue. 4. 🌡️ predictive_profiler.sh – The Thermal Oracle It doesn’t react to heat; it predicts throttling before it happens. • How it works: Analyzes the temperature variation rate every 5 seconds. If it detects a rapid spike (>1°C in 10s), it knows a sudden performance drop is coming. • Action: Applies a smooth frequency reduction (-10%) and clears I/O caches before the kernel forces a throttle. • Result: Goodbye, sudden stuttering in games. Performance drops gradually if necessary, maintaining visual fluidity until the end. 5. 💾 fs_optimizer.sh – File System Surgeon Solves “ghost” slowdowns caused by corrupted metadata in F2FS/Ext4. • How it works: Detects the file system type and executes specific optimizations. • Action: Triggers native F2FS Garbage Collection to consolidate free blocks and forces inode/dentry cache clearing (drop_caches 2). • Result: App lists scroll instantly, icons load without delay, and the file system remains as snappy as the day you bought it. 🍃 ATLASX CORE 🍃 ATLASX CORE will still have plenty of updates coming. ⚠️🤌 ATLASX CORE 2.0 UPDATE: 1. 🗑️ orphan_cleaner.sh – Broken Link Hunter • Function: Eliminates invalid references in the system. • What it does: Scans critical folders, removing broken symlinks, empty folders left by uninstallations, and orphaned .tmp/.bak files. • Result: Prevents weird errors (“App not found”) and keeps the file hierarchy organized. 2. 📱 ui_usage_cleaner.sh – Interface State Reset • Function: Clears the visual cache and usage history. • What it does: Clears the SystemUI cache (status/notification bar) and resets corrupted usage counters (UsageStats). • Result: A smoother notification bar and improved battery life by allowing Doze Mode to work properly. 3. 📦 app_residue_sweeper.sh – App Residue Sweeper • Function: Removes data from uninstalled or updated apps. • What it does: Compares the list of installed apps with folders in /data/data/ and /sdcard/Android/data/. If it finds folders for apps that no longer exist, it deletes them. • Result: Massive space liberation (GBs recovered) and prevention of conflicts when reinstalling old apps. 4. 🐛 error_log_purger.sh – Error Log Purger Function: Removes accumulated crash logs. • What it does: Deletes old framework logs (dropbox) and kernel panics (tombstones, pstore) older than 24 hours, keeping only recent ones for debugging. • Result: Prevents the /data partition from filling up with useless junk, preventing severe instability. 5. 🖼️ thumbnail_cleaner.sh – Media Thumbnail Cleaner • Function: Removes gallery image caches. • What it does: Deletes JPG thumbnails and cache databases in /data/media/0/.thumbnails. • Result: Fixes broken thumbnails in the gallery and frees up space occupied by already deleted photos. 6. 📲 apk_residue_sweeper.sh – Orphan APK Removal • Function: Cleans up partial installation files. • What it does: Scans /data/app/ and /data/local/tmp/, removing .apk files that don’t belong to any active installed package. • Result: Removes “leftovers” from failed or canceled updates, keeping the app directory clean. 7. 🔋 battery_stats_resetter.sh – Battery Stats Reset • Function: Fixes incorrect battery reports. • What it does: Runs dumpsys batterystats --reset weekly to clear corrupted or inconsistent historical data. • Result: Accurate battery consumption reports and helps the system better learn which apps are power-hungry. 8. 🏥 service_health_monitor.sh – Service Health Monitor • Function: Smoothly restarts hung services (Runs every 30 min). • What it does: Monitors critical services (SystemUI, GMS, Phone). If it detects a memory leak (>500MB), it restarts the process silently. • Result: Prevents accumulated sluggishness throughout the day without needing to reboot the phone. 9. 🔒 app_data_integrity.sh – Data Integrity Checker • Function: Fixes corrupted app configurations (Runs weekly). • What it does: Checks XML files (shared_prefs) and SQLite databases. If it finds corruption or incorrect permissions (e.g., 777), it fixes or removes the damaged file. • Result: Prevents recurring app crashes caused by corrupted local configurations.