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DroidMind 0.3.1 is a major release that significantly enhances the project's architecture, user experience, and feature set. This release includes a comprehensive documentation framework, unified tool interfaces, improved error handling, and enhanced security features. The project now offers a more maintainable codebase with better organization and consistent API design.

✨ Highlights

📝 Comprehensive Documentation

Added extensive MkDocs-based documentation with detailed user guides, reference materials, and examples to make DroidMind more accessible to new users.

♻️ Unified Tool Interfaces

Refactored all tool modules into consistent, action-based interfaces that provide a more intuitive and maintainable API for developers and AI assistants.

🔒️ Enhanced Security Framework

Implemented a robust security system with risk categorization, command sanitization, and path protection to ensure safe device operations.

🐳 Docker Support

Added containerized deployment with multi-stage builds for smaller image size and flexible transport mode support.

✨ New Features

  • Added comprehensive MkDocs documentation framework with detailed user guides and reference materials
  • Added Docker support for containerized deployment with multi-stage build for smaller image size
  • Implemented advanced diagnostic tools for bug reports and heap dumps
  • Added UI automation tools for device interaction (tap, swipe, input_text, press_key, start_intent)
  • Added comprehensive security framework with risk categorization and command sanitization
  • Added file logging capabilities with automatic directory creation
  • Added 'monkey' command to allowed shell commands list for UI/application stress testing (#4)
  • Added 8 new diagnostic prompts for device analysis and troubleshooting

♻️ Refactoring

  • Refactored all tool modules (app, device, UI, log, diagnostics, file) into unified operations with action parameters
  • Moved app manifest functionality from resources to app_management package
  • Moved logging functionality from resources to tools package
  • Moved device info code from resources to tools package
  • Refactored screenshot capture with improved file handling and random filenames
  • Refactored bug report handling for better code organization with dedicated helper methods
  • Migrated from mypy to pyright for type checking with better starlette type support

🔧 Improvements

  • Enhanced CI/CD workflow with improved structure, documentation build, and Docker image publishing
  • Added development scripts for project maintenance (lint.py and release.py)
  • Updated dependencies to latest versions for better compatibility and features
  • Added project branding with new logo and enhanced visual identity
  • Changed default port from 6463 to 4256 (h.a.l.o) for better consistency (#3)
  • Standardized Android tool naming to android- prefix for consistency

🐛 Bug Fixes

  • Fixed release workflow issues and simplified the release process
  • Fixed serial decoding in device queries for better TCP/IP device handling
  • Improved screenshot security with temporary hidden filenames and timestamps
  • Enhanced error handling and output management across the ADB stack

📝 Documentation

  • Added online documentation badge to README for better discoverability
  • Added comprehensive source code documentation with full type annotations
  • Updated app management documentation with new app info tools

🔧 Upgrade Notes

  • Tool naming has been standardized with android- prefix (e.g., android-app, android-ui, android-diag)
  • Default server port has changed from 6463 to 4256
  • Type checking now uses pyright instead of mypy

📊 Metrics

  • Total Commits: 81
  • Files Changed: 422
  • Insertions: 45254
  • Deletions: 31525

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Full Changelog: https://github.com/hyperb1iss/droidmind/commits/v0.3.1

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