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Текущий статус MVP
Проверено локально
- Flet web shell starts; Linux desktop bundle builds.
- ARM64 Android APK builds with current Flet/Gradle toolchain.
sing-box-lx v1.14.1-lx.8is fetched with upstream checksum verification and packaged aslibbox.so; the ARM64 APK contains the real native engine.- Android SignBox starts in-process through
CommandServer, opens its TUN throughPlatformInterface, and creates SOCKS5/HTTP listeners through sing-box inbounds. - VPN, proxy-only, and local Both share the same configuration path; proxy-only does
not call
VpnServiceor create a TUN. - FastAPI backend, one-file admin UI, encrypted-at-rest secrets, device enrollment, User-Agent binding and subscription response pass tests and a local HTTP smoke test.
- Python lifecycle, conflict rules, serialization, billing date, proxy settings, enrollment URL and port-selection tests pass.
Deliberately unavailable / device acceptance pending
- A physical-device run with production VLESS and AmneziaWG profiles is still required; a successful compile does not prove remote connectivity.
- Proxy-only LocalOnlyHotspot starts listeners on the discovered address.
Both + hotspotis explicitly rejected until one-core startup is coordinated across hotspot discovery andVpnService. DIRECTis applied with package exclusion.VOIDrejects startup as unsupported; the fail-closed UID-aware packet classifier is not implemented.- FreeTurn's reviewed AAR cannot coexist with libbox yet because both ship incompatible global gomobile runtime classes. The libbox-first APK excludes FreeTurn rather than risking JNI crashes.
- Backend sync is a reusable client contract with injected secret storage; wiring it to Android Keystore, an enrollment screen and automatic profile refresh remains.
These are functional blockers, not cosmetic polish. A successful APK build is only a build/integration milestone; it is not evidence that the missing data path works.
Device acceptance still required
Use docs/android-manual-tests.md on a physical Android API 26+ device. In particular test VPN
consent, screen lock/UI death, service conflict, backend crash, hotspot permissions,
actual interface address, laptop SOCKS/HTTP traffic and the aggressive VPN-detection
VOID case.