ImKKingshuk/LockKnife — reverse-engineered prompt

Build me a serious Android security research toolkit called LockKnife. I want it to open as a clean terminal workspace by default, where an investigator can create a case, connect Android devices, run guided actions, review results, search output, export findings, and generate professional reports.

It should also have a headless command line mode for automation and quick tasks. The main workflows should cover device extraction, forensic artifact review, credential recovery and cracking, APK inspection, runtime inspection, network checks, threat intelligence lookup, crypto wallet forensics, and basic exploit or security audit helpers. Make it feel like one unified place instead of a pile of separate tools.

Use Python for the main orchestration and user experience, with Rust for the heavy performance parts like hashing, crypto, brute force work, and bulk parsing. Keep it modular so new investigation modules can be added later. Support macOS, Linux, and Windows as much as possible. Add sensible docs, tests, install instructions, and safe defaults for legitimate research only.