NexusAndroid 0.7.2

Added

• capture tool, to show a problem to a support service: screenshot saves the current screen at full resolution
  (PNG, or JPEG when the name ends in .jpg) with security codes blacked out as on look images; record films the
  next seconds (default 30), start and stop film while gestures go on (Android's screenrecord, MP4, 720p,
  4 Mbit/s, 180 s at most, one recording at a time). The video is pulled to the PC then deleted from the phone; the
  response gives the path, the length and the size. Files go to ~\Downloads\Telephone by default, with the same
  folder rules as files pull, and never overwrite. Videos cannot be masked: no recording starts while a banking,
  payment or identity app is in the foreground, and the response says codes may appear in the video. A screenshot
  of such an app, or one without code masking (UI tree unreadable), needs confirm=true. Black images (FLAG_SECURE,
  screen off) are reported, and so is a video shorter than the recording time (Android adds frames only when the
  screen changes, none while it is off). A recording still running when the server stops is stopped and saved.
  Before any screenshot or video, a sleeping screen on an unlocked phone is turned on (KEYCODE_WAKEUP, counted as an
  agent gesture and kept on like after act); a locked phone, screen on or off, is refused without capturing, with a
  message to ask the user to unlock it (the agent never types a code): no more black screenshots or empty videos.
• logs tool (read-only), to understand why an app crashed or misbehaves: kind="crash" groups the crash log one
  block per crash (time, package, Java exception and each Caused by, the top frame and the first app frames; native
  crashes with signal, cause and backtrace); kind="anr" lists "app not responding" events from Android's drop box
  (kept for days) and the event log, without duplicates, with their reason; kind="recent" gives the last lines
  log lines (200 by default, 2000 at most), for one app with app (resolved like launch; its running processes,
  those started earlier, and lines naming it; an uninstalled app by its full package name). since (15m, 2h,
  13:05, 2026-10-19 13:05, phone time) and query (case-insensitive, applied after masking) filter; newest
  last, about 30,000 characters. Any security code, tokens and secrets (known key prefixes, JWT, random hex or
  base64, Bearer, password=…), e-mail addresses and phone numbers are masked; stack frames are kept as is.
  Banking, payment and identity apps: recent is refused for them and their lines are left out of the general
  view; their crashes and ANRs show only exception types and app frames, no message.
• logs kind="crash": identical crashes (same process, type and text once object hashes, pids, bracketed numbers
  and times are ignored) are shown as one block, ×N (first …, last …, pids …), placed at the newest one; the
  exception Android re-prints after "Couldn't report crash" (processes without a package) is dropped, and the
  "Error reporting crash" cause is one short line. 21 crashes, 19 of them identical, went from 22,500 to 2,100 characters.

Fixed

• When another automation tool holds the phone's single accessibility connection (UiAutomation), such as the
  mobile-mcp server com.mobilenext.mobilecli.DeviceServer that stays alive 30 minutes, Appium UiAutomator2,
  uiautomator2/atx-agent or an instrumentation run, look and the gestures aimed by text now say so at once, with
  the tool and its pid: "Another automation tool is using the phone's accessibility connection (…, pid N): close it
  or stop it, then retry." One ps call, no more 3 to 4 seconds of uiautomator dump retries ending in a misleading
  "screen moving or protected". The other tool's process is never stopped automatically.