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Came up with an idea for a headless cyberdeck to help me inject preloaded ./adb commands and use as a dead wifi spot to repair shizuku...looking for advice on how to get started

So;

one button turns on or off the cyberdecks wifi (from what I understand shizuku can connect to a "dead" wifi connection to allow it to repair to the phone) .

One button that (when the phone is plugged into the device via usb) launches the ./adb devices (which ensures the phone port is open to accept ./adb commands).

And two or three buttons that are preloaded with ./adb scripts (so whatever I plan on working on, so like the kill tasker ./adb command etc).

And (if i cant get the ./adb commands to "auto send"(emulate a person pressing the enter key) a button that acts as the enter key. (So if you need to inject ./adb command button 1 you would press 1 and then press the enter/injection button).

Im totally new at this but I think a headless mobile terminal command injector would be helpful to me (example--when working on my tasker project I went on vacation and had an "ah ha" moment but couldn't work on it because i didnt have access to a PC to run the kill ./adb command if it went wrong---with this pocket device it would have been no issue).

So, I have to do some research but which pi should I look at for this? Or would and esp32 be doable? Any advice to help me get started.

Thanks.

*edit* here is a better formated way of describing what my thought is:.

Problem 1: when phone is rebooted shizuku must be paired with wifi to run an internal loop to re-initalize its port loop (can be done on a dead wi-fi spot).

Problem 2: certiain tasks in my phone, if malfunction, require the app to be killed using powershell / command line to restore full phone functionality (

Solve: a headless compact (pocket size) cyberdeck with dead wifi spot and preloaded command line codes with a usb hook up. Allows a pocket sized device to 1) broadcast a dead wifi spot for shizuku to connect to to run its loop and 2) allow the deck, via usb connection, so send the phone pre-loaded powershell / command line. (./adb shell am force-stop <package_name>).

Posted Jul 23, 2026, 4:59 AM UTC

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