(fix) Claude updated the helpfiles.

objection/console/commands.py

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         },
     },
     # ios commands
-        'ios': {
+    'ios': {
         'meta': 'Commands specific to iOS',
         'commands': {
             'info': {

objection/console/helpfiles/android.deoptimize.txt

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+Command: android deoptimize
+
+Usage: android deoptimize
+
+Forces the Android Runtime VM to execute code in the interpreter instead of 
+using any compiled/optimized code. This is useful for dynamic analysis and can
+help with hooking and tracing operations.
+
+Examples:
+   android deoptimize

objection/console/helpfiles/android.heap.evaluate.txt

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+Command: android heap evaluate
+
+Usage: android heap evaluate <object handle> <javascript>
+
+Evaluates JavaScript on a Java object handle. This allows complex operations
+and transformations using Frida's JavaScript runtime.
+
+Examples:
+   android heap evaluate 0x12345678 "this.myMethod()"
+   android heap evaluate 0x12345678 "this.toString()"

objection/console/helpfiles/android.heap.execute.txt

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+Command: android heap execute
+
+Usage: android heap execute <object handle> <method name> [--return-string]
+
+Executes a method on a Java object handle on the heap. This allows dynamic
+invocation of object methods for testing and exploration.
+
+Flags:
+   --return-string   Convert the return value to a string
+
+Examples:
+   android heap execute 0x12345678 toString
+   android heap execute 0x12345678 toString --return-string

objection/console/helpfiles/android.heap.print.fields.txt

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+Command: android heap print fields
+
+Usage: android heap print fields <object handle>
+
+Prints instance fields for a Java object handle. This displays all accessible 
+field values for the specified object, useful for inspecting object state.
+
+Examples:
+   android heap print fields 0x12345678

objection/console/helpfiles/android.heap.print.methods.txt

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+Command: android heap print methods
+
+Usage: android heap print methods <object handle> [--without-arguments]
+
+Prints instance methods available for a Java object handle. This displays all
+methods that can be called on the object, with optional method signatures.
+
+Flags:
+   --without-arguments   Do not display method argument information
+
+Examples:
+   android heap print methods 0x12345678
+   android heap print methods 0x12345678 --without-arguments

objection/console/helpfiles/android.heap.print.txt

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+Command: android heap print
+
+Usage: android heap print <subcommand>
+
+Contains subcommands to print information about objects on the Android heap.
+
+Examples:
+   android heap print fields <handle>
+   android heap print methods <handle>

objection/console/helpfiles/android.heap.search.txt

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+Command: android heap search
+
+Usage: android heap search <subcommand>
+
+Contains subcommands to search for information about the Android heap.
+
+Examples:
+   android heap search instances <class name>

objection/console/helpfiles/android.hooking.generate.class.txt

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+Command: android hooking generate class
+
+Usage: android hooking generate class <class name>
+
+Generates a generic Frida hook manager for the specified Android Java class.
+This creates a template hook that can be customized for various hooking operations.
+
+Examples:
+   android hooking generate class com.example.MyClass
+   android hooking generate class android.app.Activity

objection/console/helpfiles/android.hooking.generate.simple.txt

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+Command: android hooking generate simple
+
+Usage: android hooking generate simple <class name>
+
+Generates simple Frida hooks for each method in the specified Android Java class.
+This creates basic hooks that log method invocations without complex processing.
+
+Examples:
+   android hooking generate simple com.example.MyClass
+   android hooking generate simple android.app.Activity

objection/console/helpfiles/android.hooking.generate.txt

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+Command: android hooking generate
+
+Usage: android hooking generate <subcommand>
+
+Contains subcommands to generate Frida hooks for Android classes.
+
+Examples:
+   android hooking generate class <class name>
+   android hooking generate simple <class name>

objection/console/helpfiles/android.hooking.get.current_activity.txt

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+Command: android hooking get current_activity
+
+Usage: android hooking get current_activity
+
+Gets the currently foregrounded Android Activity. This is useful for identifying
+which Activity is currently displayed to the user.
+
+Examples:
+   android hooking get current_activity

objection/console/helpfiles/android.hooking.get.txt

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+Command: android hooking get
+
+Usage: android hooking get <subcommand>
+
+Contains subcommands to get various values from the Android application.
+
+Examples:
+   android hooking get current_activity

objection/console/helpfiles/android.hooking.list.class_loaders.txt

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+Command: android hooking list class_loaders
+
+Usage: android hooking list class_loaders
+
+Lists the registered class loaders in the Android application.
+This is useful for understanding the class loading hierarchy.
+
+Examples:
+   android hooking list class_loaders

objection/console/helpfiles/android.hooking.notify.txt

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+Command: android hooking notify
+
+Usage: android hooking notify <class name> [--dump-args] [--dump-return] [--dump-backtrace] [--watch]
+
+Notifies when a class becomes available in the application. This is useful
+for hooking classes that may be loaded dynamically at runtime. Additional
+flags can be used to dump arguments, return values, and backtraces.
+
+Flags:
+   --dump-args         Dump method arguments
+   --dump-return       Dump method return values
+   --dump-backtrace    Dump call stack backtrace
+   --watch             Continue watching for invocations after class is found
+
+Examples:
+   android hooking notify com.example.MyClass
+   android hooking notify com.example.MyClass --dump-args --watch

objection/console/helpfiles/android.hooking.search.txt

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-Contains subcommands helpful when searching for classes and methods.
+Command: android hooking search
+
+Usage: android hooking search <pattern> [--json <filename>] [--only-classes]
+
+Searches for classes and methods in the current Android application matching
+the specified pattern. The pattern should be in the form <class>!<method>.
+
+Flags:
+   --json <filename>  Output results as JSON to the specified file
+   --only-classes     Only show classes in search results, not methods
+
+Examples:
+   android hooking search com.example.test
+   android hooking search *com.example*!*
+   android hooking search com.example --only-classes
+   android hooking search com.example --json search_results.json

objection/console/helpfiles/android.hooking.watch.txt

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-Contains subcommands to watch for various bits of information on class invocations.
+Command: android hooking watch
+
+Usage: android hooking watch <class/method pattern> 
+       [--dump-args] [--dump-backtrace] [--dump-return]
+
+Hooks Android Java methods matching the specified pattern and reports on 
+invocations. The pattern can be a class name, a package pattern with 
+wildcards, or a specific class and method separated by an exclamation 
+mark (!).
+
+Flags:
+   --dump-args       Dump method arguments when invoked
+   --dump-backtrace  Dump the call stack backtrace
+   --dump-return     Dump method return values
+
+Examples:
+   android hooking watch com.example.test
+   android hooking watch *com.example*!*
+   android hooking watch com.example.test.MyClass!login
+   android hooking watch com.example.test --dump-args --dump-return

objection/console/helpfiles/android.ui.txt

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+Command: android ui
+
+Usage: android ui <subcommand>
+
+Contains subcommands for Android user interface operations.
+
+Examples:
+   android ui screenshot
+   android ui FLAG_SECURE

objection/console/helpfiles/commands.clear.txt

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+Command: commands clear
+
+Usage: commands clear
+
+Clears the current session's command history. After this command, no previous
+commands will be available in the history.
+
+Examples:
+   commands clear

objection/console/helpfiles/commands.history.txt

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+Command: commands history
+
+Usage: commands history
+
+Lists all unique commands that have been run in the current session.
+Duplicate commands are only shown once.
+
+Examples:
+   commands history

objection/console/helpfiles/commands.save.txt

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+Command: commands save
+
+Usage: commands save
+
+Saves all unique commands that have been run in the current session to a file.
+The file path will be displayed after saving.
+
+Examples:
+   commands save

objection/console/helpfiles/commands.txt

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+Command: commands
+
+Usage: commands <subcommand>
+
+Contains subcommands for working with commands executed in the current session.
+
+Examples:
+   commands history
+   commands save
+   commands clear

objection/console/helpfiles/evaluate.txt

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+Command: evaluate
+
+Usage: evaluate <javascript>
+
+Evaluates JavaScript within the agent context. This allows direct execution of
+Frida scripts for advanced manipulation and testing.
+
+Examples:
+   evaluate "send({msg: 'hello'})"
+   evaluate "console.log(Java.enumerateLoadedClasses())"

objection/console/helpfiles/filesystem.cat.txt

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+Command: filesystem cat
+
+Usage: filesystem cat <file path>
+
+Prints a file's contents to the console. The file path should be relative to
+the current working directory or an absolute path.
+
+Examples:
+   filesystem cat config.txt
+   filesystem cat /var/mobile/Preferences/config.plist

objection/console/helpfiles/filesystem.download.txt

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+Command: filesystem download
+
+Usage: filesystem download <remote path> <local path> [--folder]
+
+Downloads a file or folder from the remote device to the local machine. The
+remote path can be relative to the current working directory or an absolute path.
+
+Flags:
+   --folder   Download a folder instead of a single file
+
+Examples:
+   filesystem download test.txt
+   filesystem download /var/mobile/Preferences/config.plist
+   filesystem download /var/mobile/Documents Documents --folder

objection/console/helpfiles/filesystem.txt

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+Command: filesystem
+
+Usage: filesystem <subcommand>
+
+Contains subcommands to work with files on the remote filesystem. Previously called `file`
+
+Examples:
+   filesystem cat <file>
+   filesystem upload <local file> <remote path>
+   filesystem download <remote file or folder> [--folder]