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SQL for Android binaries.
Query classes, methods, strings, and call references in APK and DEX files. Connect it to an AI agent through MCP, or use it from the command line.
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AI agents can combine signatures, strings and call relationships in one SQL query across DEX files, returning just the structured results they need. Queries can be generated, refined and saved in scripts for reuse.
DexSQL reads DEX directly and reuses loaded datasets, supporting repeated queries with low latency and a small memory footprint. See the benchmarks for measurements.
The built-in MCP server connects directly to agents, with no GUI required.
flowchart LR
A["AI client"] -->|stdio MCP| D["DexSQL"]
D --> F["APK / DEX"]
A -->|stdio MCP| P["JADX-MCP · Python"]
P -->|HTTP| J["JADX GUI + plugin · JVM"]
J --> F
DexSQL is listed in the official MCP Registry as org.lsposed/dexsql. Clients that install servers from the registry can add it directly, and Claude Desktop can open the dexsql.mcpb bundle from Releases. The bundle covers macOS, x86_64 Linux and x86_64 Windows; on other platforms, use the skill or manual setup below.
Install the setup skill with the Skills CLI:
npx skills add LSPosed/dexsql-release --skill install-dexsqlThen ask your agent to use install-dexsql to install DexSQL and configure its MCP connection. In Codex, invoke it as $install-dexsql.
The skill downloads a compatible binary from Releases, verifies its SHA-256 checksum, adds the MCP configuration, and checks the connection. It can also use a local executable. The command above installs the skill; the agent performs the actual setup when you invoke it.
Manual MCP setup
Open Releases and choose the executable or archive that matches your operating system and CPU architecture. Check the selected release's assets and notes for availability and system requirements. Extract the archive if needed, then rename the executable to