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- I'll start by exploring the repository structure to understand what kind of project this is and how it's organized, then determine what changes are needed to implement a Termux Org Page shortcut. - This appears to be an Android project with a build.gradle file. Let me examine the app structure and key files to understand the project better and see what kind of shortcuts or functionality already exists. - This appears to be a Piston-related Android app. Let me examine the main activity and manifest to understand the current functionality and see how to add a Termux Org Page shortcut. - Analyzing the project structure and understanding the request to add a Termux Org Page shortcut - Now I understand this is a Piston Android app with SteamOS functionality. I need to add a Termux Org Page shortcut that opens https://github.com/termux. I'll start by adding internet permission and creating a proper layout with both buttons. - I need to create the res directory structure for Android layouts. Let me create the necessary directories and layout files for the UI. - Now I'll add internet permission to the AndroidManifest.xml so the app can open URLs in the browser. - Now I'll update the MainActivity.kt to use the new layout and implement the Termux Org Page shortcut functionality that opens the GitHub URL in a browser. - Let me also create the necessary resource directories and files to ensure the app compiles properly, including values and mipmap directories for the app resources. - Now let me update the layout to use string resources for better maintainability and internationalization support. - Let me check if there are any build configuration files at the root level that might need updating, and then create a simple README to document the new functionality. - Let me also create a basic app icon placeholder and verify the final project structure to ensure everything is properly set up. - Reviewing the implementation and ensuring all components are properly set up - I need to add Kotlin support to the build.gradle file since the MainActivity is written in Kotlin. Let me update the build configuration. - Now let me create a project-level build.gradle file and settings.gradle to ensure the project can be built properly with Kotlin support. - Let me create a final summary of all the changes made and verify the complete project structure to ensure everything is properly implemented.

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