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apk-clues-extract

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Extract vendor-specific GATT Service and Characteristic UUIDs from Android APK / XAPK files and emit a CLUES-formatted JSON (`CLUES_data_LLM_Android.json`) that conforms to `CLUES_schema.json`. Use when the user asks to 'scan APKs for UUIDs', 'extract Bluetooth UUIDs from Android apps', 'build CLUES data from APKs', or 'find GATT services in a folder of APKs'. Takes a path to either an individual APK/XAPK or a directory which it walks recursively. Pre-flights each APK with `aapt dump permissions` and skips any package that does not declare BLUETOOTH / BLUETOOTH_ADMIN / BLUETOOTH_SCAN / BLUETOOTH_CONNECT — never wastes time decompiling a non-BT app. Uses `jadx --no-res --no-debug-info` to decompile DEX, deletes the temp output after each file. Do NOT use for iOS apps, for non-(X)APK files (e.g. raw .dex outside an APK), or when the goal is to add UUIDs already known from public sources rather than discover them from an APK.

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