This is actually quite smart, the images 🤓☝️

https://repo.mmrl.dev/u/liliya2727/module/azenith

MMRL will feature a new terminal view that supports 256 color's, in future updates.

Preview
https://nightly.link/MMRLApp/MMRL/actions/runs/23693993132/official-release-apk.zip
https://nightly.link/MMRLApp/MMRL/actions/runs/23693993132/spoofed-release-apk.zip

🆕 RootThread — now open source & available on JitPack

An Android library for running code in a privileged root process over Binder IPC, with first-class Kotlin support (coroutines, Flow, DSL) and full Java compatibility.

What it does:
→ Serialises and executes RootCallable tasks in a root daemon via Kryo + ParcelFileDescriptor pipes
→ Results come back as a suspend call, a Flow, a Future, or a blocking call — your choice
→ Optional KSP processor (@RootFunction) auto-generates named wrapper classes, R8-safe by design

Quick start:

// settings.gradle.kts
maven("https://jitpack.io")

// build.gradle.kts
implementation("com.github.MMRLApp.RootThread:thread:0.0.1")
ksp("com.github.MMRLApp.RootThread:thread-ksp:0.0.1")

Then annotate any function you want to run as root:

@RootFunction
fun loadModules(): List<Module> { ... }

// Usage
val modules = RootedLoadModules().asThread()
// or 
rootScope.loadModules().asFlow()

📖 Full docs & source on GitHub → https://github.com/MMRLApp/RootThread

🚀 MMRL Premium is HERE!

We've been working on something big — and today, it's finally live.

Introducing MMRL Premium — unlock the full power of MMRL with exclusive plans designed for every type of user:

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Recommended library for WebUI's
https://github.com/chenglou/pretext

Absolute peak!

To much changes...

buildSdk might be platformSdk later, maybe

Time for sleep...

The release of the initial alpha build for the new WebUI X version, originally scheduled for today, has been postponed due to remaining development tasks. Numerous screens have not yet been migrated to the new UI components, and the new WebUI MX engine requires significant further work. However, several new features are now available:

- JavaScript interfaces are now lifecycle-captured from the ComponentActivity.
- Enhanced security for JavaScript interfaces through origin verification.
- A new theme has been introduced (WebUIs will retain the MD3 theme).
- Customizable Prompt and Confirm dialogs within WebUIs.
- Predictive back gesture support with states for started, cancelled, progressed, and pressed.
- A Node.js-like FileSystem (fs), where methods ending with Sync return their values directly (or null upon failure).
- Full control of the WebView when the JavaScript back interceptor is present.
- Comprehensive logging capabilities, including logs generated before the WebUI and interfaces are created and initialized (certain logs require developer mode).

Stay tuned!

We pushed some new changes to repo.mmrl.dev

- from now on, every new submitted module requires a module ID.
- some unused fields have been removed from the submit page
- we increased the rate limit submitting modules from 5 to 10
- and small bug fixes


With this update we're also introducing Zygisk Next to the platform
https://repo.mmrl.dev/u/gmr/module/zygisksu

Got some insane stuff 😉

I've updated the MX-Lua repo with a updated example.

https://github.com/MMRLApp/MX-Lua

- It's a simple WebUI that loads nearly all installed packages with Lua and the Path Handler API of WebUI MX
- It's ZERO shell
- Icons are requested as real PNG's (JavaScript parses them as Blob)
- Includes a router API with wildcards and parameter functionality, to simplify building new routes

There is currently no build available to let user text the API [WIP]

mx alpha test. please post bug reports in #69. some things may be unfinished nor complete migrated/implemented

sorry if repo.mmrl.dev is down, testing new electrical installations at home