Core Task Optimizer: Fix Android Lag With Direct Syscalls

Core Task Optimizer is an Android root module compatible with Magisk, KernelSU, and APatch. It boosts system responsiveness by assigning CPU affinity, scheduler, and I/O priority policies directly to critical system tasks. The C++ binary ensures exact thread-level tuning without persistent background processing.

I noticed a tangible speed bump in daily usage since this tool tweaks individual threads rather than just parent processes. It runs its routine once right after boot, correctly identifying my phone's core layout without leaving memory-hogging background apps running.

Features

• Direct Native Execution: Bypasses basic shell scripts, utilizing a compiled C++ binary to trigger Linux syscalls directly for better efficiency.
• Smart Topology Detection: Scans hardware configuration at runtime to correctly assign tasks to either performance or efficiency cores based on the workload.
• Precise Thread Targeting: Modifies scheduling parameters at the exact thread level instead of stopping at the broader process level.
• Zero Persistent Memory: Executes entirely during the boot sequence and fully exits afterward, keeping your RAM completely free of leftover polling loops.

Support & Requirements
This module works on Android 8.0 (API 26) and newer. You need an active root manager: Magisk v20.4+, KernelSU v0.6.6+, or APatch. ARM64 architecture is highly recommended, though others are supported.

How to Install

1. Download the latest CoreTaskOptimizer.zip.
2. Open your root manager application, find the Modules tab, and tap to install from storage.
3. Select the zip file, allow the flash process to finish, and reboot the device.