Dumpsys

dumpsys is Android's general-purpose service introspection command — it'll happily print thousands of lines about a service's internal state. The Dumpsys widget wraps the most common services in presets, runs the underlying command, and renders the result as either parsed cards or the raw output.

Presets

The pill row at the top of the widget chooses what to dump:

Preset	Service	What you get
Battery	battery	Charge state, level, voltage, temperature, plugged status.
Memory	meminfo	System memory summary, top RAM consumers, oom_adj buckets.
CPU	cpuinfo	Per-process CPU usage, load averages.
GFX	gfxinfo	Frame timing histogram, jank percentage, render thread stats.
Wi-Fi	wifi	Connected SSID + BSSID, signal strength, supplicant state, scan cache.

Each preset has bespoke parser logic that picks out the fields most people actually look at.

View modes

A segmented control flips between two renderings:

• Cards — parsed, named, and laid out for skimming. The most useful signals (battery temperature, meminfo summary, current SSID) get their own cards; less interesting fields collapse under a more fold.
• Raw — the verbatim output of dumpsys <service>. Useful for copying into a bug report or grepping for something the parser doesn't surface.

The view mode is per-tile and persists.

Refresh

The refresh icon re-runs the current preset. Output is not streamed — dumpsys takes a one-shot snapshot.

Per-widget settings

The cog opens a settings modal with:

• Default preset. Which preset the widget mounts on.
• Default view. Cards or Raw.

Two Dumpsys tiles can sit side by side with different presets pinned — one watching Battery, another watching GFX during a perf investigation.