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aosp-internal-book

Deep source-level reference for every Android AOSP subsystem

Answers detailed questions about the Android Open Source Project, from kernel and Binder IPC to framework services, security, and OTA updates. Routes each question to the right chapter across 16 organized parts, with every claim backed by real AOSP source file paths. Eliminates hours of digging through millions of lines of Android source code to understand how a subsystem actually works.
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Tells your AI agent how to route any AOSP subsystem question to the correct one of the 16 part-based chapter bundles, and enforces the book's writing, Mermaid diagram, and source-citation rules when editing content.

All Skills in This Repository (17)

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book-writer

Coordinate Markdown chapter creation, renaming, and removal across MkDocs site files.

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Intermediate
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aosp-part-practical

Plan and execute a custom AOSP ROM workflow from source to OTA.

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Advanced
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aosp-part-native-foundation

Summarize Android's native foundation architecture across Bionic, Binder IPC, HAL Treble, and the NDK.

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Advanced
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aosp-part-security

Consolidate Android security topics across SELinux, Keystore, Trusty TEE, AVB, and DRM.

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Advanced
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aosp-part-connectivity

Documents Android connectivity subsystems from apps to hardware across radios, stacks, and IPC.

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Advanced
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aosp-part-device-support

Summarize AOSP Part XIV device support chapters 57–62 across architectures.

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Advanced
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aosp-part-ai-and-devices

Explain AOSP AI-enabled surfaces connecting agents, apps, and companion devices.

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Advanced
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aosp-part-native-services-and-media

Explain Android native services and media stack across SurfaceFlinger, audioserver, mediaserver, cameraserver, RenderThread, and graphics pipeline.

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Advanced
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aosp-part-ui-framework

Summarize AOSP Part X UI framework widgets, WebView, accessibility, and internationalization.

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Advanced
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aosp-part-getting-started

Navigate AOSP source tree, repo sync, lunch targets, and Soong/Bazel build systems.

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Intermediate
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aosp-part-appendices

Look up AOSP key-file paths and glossary terms from Markdown appendices.

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Basic
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aosp-part-framework-core

Analyze Android Framework Core boot phases, Intent system interfaces, Window/View lifecycles from AOSP source paths.

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Advanced

Frequently Asked Questions

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How to install aosp-internal-book?

Run `npx skills add aospbooks/aosp-internal-book --all -g -y` in your terminal to install all 16 AOSP part skills globally.

What does the AOSP Internals book cover?

It covers the full Android stack across 67 chapters: kernel and boot, Binder IPC, HAL, ART runtime, framework services, connectivity, security, system apps, OTA updates, and a custom ROM build guide.

How does my AI agent find the right AOSP chapter?

The AGENTS.md orchestrator maps each subsystem question to one of 16 part files, so the agent loads only the relevant chapters instead of the whole book.

Are the AOSP explanations backed by real source code?

Yes. Every architectural claim cites a real AOSP source file path and line number, verified against the Android 17 release tree.

Does it work with Claude Code, Codex, and Gemini?

Yes. The same 16 part skills are generated for Claude, Codex, Gemini, and Copilot from a single manifest, so behavior is consistent across platforms.

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