What is wauxiliary_public?

hdshare/wauxiliary_public — explained in plain English

Analysis updated 2026-06-26

★ 3,752KotlinAudience · developerComplexity · 4/5Setup · hard

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  root((WAuxiliary))
    What It Is
      WeChat mod module
      Android Xposed addon
      Runtime app patching
    Tech Stack
      Kotlin
      LSPosed
      YukiHookAPI
      DexKit
    Requirements
      Rooted Android
      LSPosed installed
      WeChat 8.0.44-8.0.65
    Distribution
      Releases only
      No source code
      Telegram channels
    Use Cases
      Add WeChat features
      Tweak WeChat UI
      Learning Xposed

mindmap root((WAuxiliary)) What It Is WeChat mod module Android Xposed addon Runtime app patching Tech Stack Kotlin LSPosed YukiHookAPI DexKit Requirements Rooted Android LSPosed installed WeChat 8.0.44-8.0.65 Distribution Releases only No source code Telegram channels Use Cases Add WeChat features Tweak WeChat UI Learning Xposed

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What do people build with it?

USE CASE 1

Add unofficial features to WeChat that the official app does not provide by installing WAuxiliary on a rooted Android device.

USE CASE 2

Follow the Telegram release channel to stay up to date when new WAuxiliary versions are published for newer WeChat builds.

USE CASE 3

Study the project as an example of how to build an LSPosed module using YukiHookAPI and DexKit for WeChat hooking.

What is it built with?

KotlinLSPosedYukiHookAPIDexKitBetterAndroid

How does it compare?

	hdshare/wauxiliary_public	jetbrains/intellij-platform-plugin-template	kotlin/dokka
Stars	3,752	3,733	3,772
Language	Kotlin	Kotlin	Kotlin
Setup difficulty	hard	moderate	moderate
Complexity	4/5	3/5	3/5
Audience	developer	developer	developer

Figures from each repo's GitHub metadata at analysis time.

How do you get it running?

Difficulty · hard Time to first run · 1h+

Requires a rooted Android device with LSPosed (Magisk-based) installed before WAuxiliary can be activated, rooting a device is an advanced, device-specific process.

License terms are not stated in the explanation, check the repository directly.

So what is it?

WAuxiliary is an Android mod module for WeChat, the popular Chinese messaging app. It works through the Xposed framework, specifically LSPosed, which allows Android apps to be modified at runtime without changing their original files. The module adds features and tweaks to WeChat that the official app does not include. The README is written almost entirely in Chinese. The key points it states are that all development is intended for learning purposes and must not be used for illegal activities. If any feature is found being widely misused, the author says it will be removed. The project may also be paused or deleted at any time given its nature. In terms of compatibility, the README states the module theoretically supports WeChat versions 8.0.44 through 8.0.65, covering both the domestic Chinese version and the Google Play version. Users can follow the project through two Telegram channels, one for release announcements and one as a general group. The project credits a number of open-source libraries and projects that it builds on, including YukiHookAPI and KavaRef for Xposed hooking, DexKit for runtime code scanning, BetterAndroid for UI components, FastKv for storage, and LSPosed itself as the underlying module loader. To use this kind of module, a device normally needs to be rooted and have LSPosed installed, which is an advanced Android modification. The project is public on GitHub but the source code itself is not included in this repository, it is published as a release distribution rather than an open build.

Copy-paste prompts

Prompt 1

I have a rooted Android phone with LSPosed installed. Walk me through installing WAuxiliary and activating it for my WeChat app.

Prompt 2

What is the LSPosed framework and how does a module like WAuxiliary modify an app like WeChat at runtime without changing the APK?

Prompt 3

How does YukiHookAPI work as an abstraction over the Xposed API, and why would an Xposed module author choose it over writing raw Xposed hooks?

Prompt 4

WAuxiliary says it supports WeChat 8.0.44 through 8.0.65. How do I check which version of WeChat I have installed and whether my version is compatible?

Prompt 5

What risks should I know about before installing WAuxiliary, including account safety, legal concerns, and device stability?

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