# Index

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> The Index displays every available command categorized for safety and clarity.

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### Modes

You can toggle between:

* **ADB** – For in-system Android commands
* **Fastboot** – For low-level device operations and flashing
* **Heimdall** – Samsung-specific flashing tool
* **Keycodes** – Simulated button/key events via ADB

Each mode dynamically updates the command list for that specific context.

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### Command Library

The Index includes **hundreds of categorized commands** such as:

* **System** – App and permission control
* **Battery** – Power and thermal readouts
* **Network** – Connectivity & proxy setup
* **Storage** – Mounts, clear data, I/O operations
* ⌨**Keycodes** – Simulated physical button inputs

Each entry displays:

* **Category** (e.g., “Advanced / Risky”, “System Tools”)
* **Command** (full ADB or Fastboot syntax)
* **Description** with tags
* **Actions** for quick management

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### Actions & Shortcuts

In the **Actions** column, you can:

* **Favorite** a command for quick access later
* **Copy** the command
* **Add** it directly to your **Terminal Page ADB Index**
* Search a command in your browser

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> Click the **+ icon** to send commands straight to your Terminal panel for reuse.

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### Add Command to Page

You can easily insert any command from the Index into the **Terminal Command Index** using the **Add Command** prompt.\
This makes it possible to build your own quick-action menu for repetitive or complex workflows.

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> Example: Adding a `shell reboot` command directly to your Terminal index.

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### Safety Notes

Some commands are tagged as **Advanced / Risky**. These can alter system partitions, erase data, or soft-brick devices if used incorrectly.\
Always confirm what a command does before executing it.

> ⚠️ **Warning:** Commands marked as “Advanced / Risky” should only be used by experienced users or after testing on non-critical devices.

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### 💡 Pro Tip

You can **favorite commands** you use often or export your selection as a reference sheet.\
Combine this with the **Terminal Page** to create a fully customized and repeatable workflow for mass-device control.
