Android Studio plugin

Jugg

Large Android projects.
See changes in 3 seconds.

Jugg reuses trusted Gradle output, compiles only the current change and its impact, then makes code and resources take effect fast.

IDE plugin only · no Gradle script changes · no project file changes

Get started Check compatibility

BASELINEGradle output verifiedproject model · APK · device history

0.00sCHECK
6 files changedKotlin 4 · resources 2
0.18sBUILD
Compile affected sourcesReuse trusted Gradle classpath
1.42sDEPLOY
Code swap + restartSelected from artifact and device state
2.31sDONE
App launchedIncremental state committed

Uncertain state never continues incrementallyFallback rules →

8+large Android projects

800K+incremental compiles

36K+hours of build waiting saved

Accumulated before Jugg's open-source release. Usage statistics are no longer collected after open sourcing.

Demo

Watch one change compile and take effect

The video shows source and resource changes. In everyday use, Java / Kotlin, res / assets, Manifest, and native .so changes all enter through the same Run action.

Recorded with an earlier UI. The incremental compile and hot reload behavior remains representative.

Compatibility

One plugin across old and new Android stacks

All projects integrated before open sourcing used the same general implementation, without business-specific logic.

Android Studio: 2021–Current
AGP: 3.4–9.1
Kotlin: 1.3–2.2
Android: 8–16

Full compatibility

Coverage

Broad support for common Android stacks

Support spans source, resources, Compose, deployment, Android Test, and automation tools. Check compatibility for the complete boundaries.

CompileJava / Kotlin · Compose / KMPres / assets / Manifest / native .so · DataBinding / ViewBinding · annotation processors · custom compilers DeployMulti-APK · multi-deviceSupport for complex APK ownership and multi-device deployment Android TestApplication / Library Android TestTest Results UI · Logcat attribution AutomationJugg CLI · MCP · Agent SkillsBuild and deploy · Android Test · UI automation · remote diagnosis

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First run

Your first incremental Run in three steps

Establish a trusted baseline, then hand everyday changes to Jugg.

01
Install the plugin
Install Jugg in Android Studio and open an existing Android project.
02
Establish the Gradle baseline
The first Run performs a full build and collects trusted output for later deltas.
03
Continue everyday development
Change source or resources, then Run again to see the current decision.

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