Vector

github.com/JingMatrix/Vector Android Apps Open-source projectOpen source

Vector supports runtime instrumentation on compatible devices as a high-performance ART hooking framework for modern Android.

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About Vector

Vector is an open source ART hooking framework for Android, delivered as a Zygisk module. It keeps API consistency with the original Xposed framework and is built on the LSPlant hooking engine. Modules can change system and application behavior in memory. The project states that no APK files are modified, so changes can be reversed by rebooting.

The README lists support for Android 8.1 through Android 17 Beta. Installation requires a recent version of Magisk or KernelSU with Zygisk enabled. Stable releases are available on GitHub Releases, and canary builds are published through GitHub Actions. The project notes that PR builds are often unstable and potentially unsafe, and that GitHub requires a login to download CI artifacts.

Key features

  • ART hooking framework that maintains API consistency with original Xposed
  • In-memory behavior changes to system and application code without modifying APK files
  • Built on the LSPlant ART hooking engine
  • Supports both the legacy Xposed API and the modern libxposed API
  • Installs as a Zygisk module through Magisk or KernelSU
  • Stable release channel and master-branch canary builds on GitHub
Best for: Android developers and users of Xposed-style modules who run rooted devices with Magisk or KernelSU and Zygisk enabled.
Good for
  • Changes are described as non-destructive and reversible by rebooting the device
  • Keeps API consistency with the original Xposed framework
  • Listed as supporting Android 8.1 through Android 17 Beta
Watch out for
  • Requires a recent Magisk or KernelSU installation with Zygisk enabled
  • Builds from pull requests are often unstable and potentially unsafe, depending on the authors
  • Bug reports are accepted only if based on the latest debug build and written in English

Vector at a glance

Type
Open-source project
Pricing
Not confirmed. Check the site
Platforms
Android
Open source
Yes · Source code
Language
English
Last checked
Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
Listed
Oct 5, 2026

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Vector FAQ

Which Android versions does Vector support?
The README lists support for devices running Android 8.1 through Android 17 Beta.
What does Vector require to be installed?
The README says it requires a recent installation of Magisk or KernelSU with Zygisk enabled. The installation steps also mention a Zygisk environment such as NeoZygisk.
Which builds should be used for verified results?
The project recommends staying on the master branch for verified builds, unless asked to help with debugging sessions.
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