| name | android_settings |
| description | Change Android device settings via the `settings` script (adb-style put/get/list across system/secure/global namespaces). Inspect with list/get, then put the value. |
Android Settings Skill (SET-2)
Change device settings the way Android does, via the settings script:
python3 SET-2/settings.py get <namespace> <key>python3 SET-2/settings.py put <namespace> <key> <value>python3 SET-2/settings.py list <namespace>
Namespaces
Settings live in one of three namespaces: system, secure, global. A key only
takes effect in its correct namespace — writing it to the wrong one silently does nothing.
You may need to list each namespace to find where a setting lives.
Values are raw device integers
Values are stored as Android stores them — raw integers, not friendly words or percents:
- booleans are
0 / 1;
- some settings are scaled (a percentage or duration maps to a device-specific
integer range);
- some settings are enumerated codes (an integer selects a mode).
The
put command does not validate keys or values — it accepts whatever you give it,
so a wrong key/namespace/encoding will appear to succeed but won't change the device.
Inspect current values with get/list to infer the encoding before you put.
How to work
- Find the setting:
list the namespace you think holds it; confirm the exact key.
- Work out the right encoding for the value (boolean? scaled? enum code?).
put the value into the correct namespace. Change only what was asked.
