Termux Root is a Magisk module designed to integrate root access utilities directly into the Termux application. It temporarily modifies the Android /system/etc/mkshrc file to execute a custom C++ binary, allowing advanced users to launch customized shells like bash without altering the global system environment.

I've been testing this on my daily driver, and it makes running root-level scripts inside Termux far less of a headache. By hooking the shell launch process, it fires up my custom environment instantly while keeping the rest of the Android system completely unmodified.

Core Features

Direct root integration straight into your Termux terminal environment.
Intercepts the mkshrc file to quickly call a lightweight custom C++ binary.
A systemless footprint ensuring your main Android system remains clean and untouched.
Designed for power users who actually know how to handle root privileges safely.

Support & Requirements

Root Type: Magisk
OS Support: Rooted Android devices running Termux

How to Install

Download the latest .zip file from the official repository.
Open the Magisk manager app and navigate to the Modules menu.
Tap "Install from storage," select the downloaded zip, and reboot your device.