sdkmanager "platform-tools" "build-tools;35.0.0"
Google releases new versions of the Command Line Tools several times per year. Always revisit the official android sdk tools link (developer.android.com/studio) to check for a newer major release.
That happens if you try to access an old, obsolete URL that required authentication. Use the official developer.android.com domain. android sdk tools link
Most developers get SDK tools via Android Studio, which includes everything needed:
After installation, SDK tools are located in: sdkmanager "platform-tools" "build-tools;35
No. The SDK Tools link is publicly accessible without login.
sdkmanager "platform-tools"
Before diving into the download link, it is essential to understand what the Android SDK Tools actually are. They are a collection of programs and utilities that allow you to build, test, and debug Android applications without necessarily needing a full-fledged IDE like Android Studio.
If you only need the SDK command-line tools (for CI/CD, servers, or lightweight setups): Google releases new versions of the Command Line
Direct download links (latest version – check the page for current):