Trigger is an automation and environment configuration module for Magisk, KernelSU, and APatch. It systemlessly executes shell scripts on app launch or device boot, spoofs device models without Zygisk, and removes the ColorOS temperature wall for improved hardware performance.
Technical Details
The module operates by reading predefined shell configuration files located in /data/adb/.Magic/Trigger/ to execute scripts securely via the systemless root environment. It relies on a non-Zygisk architecture to implement global device spoofing and manages boot-level tasks like disabling ADB for privacy and bypassing OEM specific restrictions like the ColorOS thermal limits.
Core Features of Trigger
- Script Automation: Triggers specific shell commands instantly upon launching target applications or immediately after a complete system boot.
- Model Spoofing: Applies global device configuration changes through a non-Zygisk batch management system within the
custom_modulesdirectory. - ColorOS Tweaks: Bypasses built-in system temperature walls to sustain peak hardware output and manages ADB status dynamically.
- Security Controls: Automatically disables ADB during the boot process to secure device data and maintain system privacy.
Support & Requirements
Compatible with modern Android operating systems requiring an active root environment via Magisk, KernelSU, or APatch.
How to Install Trigger
- Download the Trigger module
.zipfile to your local device storage. - Open your preferred root manager application and navigate to the module installation menu.
- Select the
.zipfile to flash the systemless module, then reboot your device. - Set up your execution parameters in
/data/adb/.Magic/Trigger/kernel_config.txt.
Disclaimer: You must leave an empty line or comment at the end of your configuration text file, otherwise the parsing will fail and your scripts will not execute.