ReChronoRain/HyperCeiler

HyperOS enhancement module - Make HyperOS Great Again!

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Added to GitGenius on September 12th, 2026
Created on October 27th, 2023
Open Issues & Pull Requests: 246 (+0)
GitHub issues: Enabled
Number of forks: 419
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Detailed Description

HyperCeiler is an Xposed module that enhances Xiaomi HyperOS by modifying system behavior and appearance through framework-level hooks.

The module addresses limitations and undesired behaviors in HyperOS by intercepting and modifying system calls across multiple applications. It operates as an Xposed framework module, requiring LSPosed to be installed and enabled, then allowing users to selectively enable individual enhancement features through the HyperCeiler application interface. Changes take effect after restarting the affected application scope, which requires root access.

Developers considering adoption should know this tool targets Xiaomi HyperOS 3.0 on Android 15-16 devices. It is not suitable for heavily modified third-party HyperOS ROMs, extensively customized system software, or certain international HyperOS variants. The project has discontinued support for older versions including Android 11-13 MIUI ROMs and HyperOS 1.0/2.0 on Android 13-14, with Android 14 support being phased out. Users on unsupported versions can reference archived releases provided in the README. The tool's effectiveness depends on the specific device and ROM variant, as adaptation coverage remains incomplete and requires ongoing testing.

Development activity shows the project is actively maintained with ongoing work to adapt to newer HyperOS versions. The maintainers acknowledge that Xiaomi's selective adjustments to system functionality in response to Xposed capabilities have progressively reduced the module's feature scope. Future development will focus on deep adaptation for HyperOS 3.0 and later versions, while HyperOS 2 will transition to archived status due to significant architectural differences. The project maintains multilingual documentation and actively manages user feedback to avoid duplicate issue reports.