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Clean up a slow Android TV with a coding agent
Turn on developer mode, paste the README prompt into your agent and let it turn off junk apps one confirmed step at a time.
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Ansub/tv-detox - Claude Code
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Help me clean up my Android TV and make it faster. My TV is a <model>. Before you change anything, tell me in plain words that this turns off system apps and has some risk, and ask me to confirm. Connect to my TV over Wi-Fi, list every app in plain English, ask me before every change, turn apps off instead of deleting them, and keep a list of what you changed and how to undo it.
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Undo a TV cleanup that went wrong
Use the undo list and undo.sh to turn every disabled app back on.
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Run TV Detox's undo.sh for my Android TV at <ip> and turn back on every app we turned off. Show me the undo list first, and check the TV restarts normally afterwards.
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Connect to a Google TV with Wireless debugging
Pair your laptop with a newer Google TV so the cleanup scripts can reach it.
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Ansub/tv-detox - Claude Code
- Codex
- Personal productivity
- Intermediate
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Help me pair my laptop with my Google TV using Wireless debugging. Walk me through adb pair and adb connect step by step, and tell me what to tap on the TV.
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Quick start with TV Detox
- Check you have what it needs: Claude Code or Codex on a laptop; A TV running Android TV or Google TV, on the same Wi-Fi as the laptop; Developer mode and USB debugging turned on in the TV settings.
- Open Ansub/tv-detox on GitHub and read the README and license.
- On the TV press Build 7 times in Settings, Device Preferences, About, then turn on USB debugging in Developer options
- Open Claude Code or Codex on your laptop, on the same Wi-Fi as the TV
- Paste the prompt from the README Get started section and fill in your TV model
- Confirm each change when the agent asks, since it turns apps off instead of deleting them
These steps come from our top use case, Clean up a slow Android TV with a coding agent, which also has a copy-paste agent prompt.
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About this repo
- Who it is forAnyone with a laggy Android TV or Google TV who is comfortable running a coding agent and tapping OK on a remote.
- Why it is hot1.5k stars, launched 7 days ago, talked about in 2 AI sources we track
- LanguageJava
- Sourcegithub.com/Ansub/tv-detox · Back to Hot repos
Requirements
- Claude Code or Codex on a laptop
- A TV running Android TV or Google TV, on the same Wi-Fi as the laptop
- Developer mode and USB debugging turned on in the TV settings
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Questions about TV Detox
What is TV Detox?
TV Detox makes an old, slow Android TV fast again. You paste a prompt into Claude Code or Codex on your laptop, and the agent removes bloatware, ads and sponsored rows and installs a tiny ad-free home screen with your apps, HDMI inputs and a clock. Apps are turned off, never deleted, and undo.sh turns everything back on. It is an open-source project on GitHub: https://github.com/Ansub/tv-detox.
How do I use TV Detox?
On the TV press Build 7 times in Settings, Device Preferences, About, then turn on USB debugging in Developer options; then open Claude Code or Codex on your laptop, on the same Wi-Fi as the TV; paste the prompt from the README Get started section and fill in your TV model. The use cases on this page give the full steps and a copy-paste agent prompt for each job.
Who is TV Detox for?
Anyone with a laggy Android TV or Google TV who is comfortable running a coding agent and tapping OK on a remote.
What can I do with TV Detox?
3 use cases so far, for example: Clean up a slow Android TV with a coding agent; Undo a TV cleanup that went wrong; Connect to a Google TV with Wireless debugging. Each has steps and a copy-paste agent prompt.
What do I need to run TV Detox?
Claude Code or Codex on a laptop; A TV running Android TV or Google TV, on the same Wi-Fi as the laptop; Developer mode and USB debugging turned on in the TV settings.
What are alternatives to TV Detox?
Other hot AI repos in Personal productivity: Cleanyourtv, DigUp, Hermes Agent, Open WebUI, OpenClaw.
Is TV Detox safe to run?
Deduped does not own, audit or vouch for it. Read the README and license, run it on your own systems first and review every command before you run it.