Last commit on June 10, 2026·Created on February 2, 2026
SimoneAvogadro/android-reverse-engineering-skill
“Tells you what the app is made of before the decompiler runs.”
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This skill guides Android reverse engineering from the first touch: it fingerprints an APK to determine framework, HTTP stack, obfuscation level, and third-party SDKs before any decompilation begins. From there it walks through engine selection, structure analysis, call flow tracing, and two-tier API extraction into structured documentation. It helps mobile security researchers, penetration testers, and threat intelligence analysts understand an app from the outside without chasing dead ends on Flutter or React Native builds.
WHO IT'S FOR
Mobile security researchers
analyze Android app architecture and extract API endpoints
Penetration testers
map attack surface and trace auth flows
Threat intelligence analysts
triage Android APKs for malware indicators
Mobile app developers
decompile third-party libraries to debug integration issues