AdmiralGrace
An open-source disassembler and decompiler utility written in Rust, featuring a desktop workbench and CLI.
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About AdmiralGrace
AdmiralGrace is an open-source disassembler and decompiler utility written in Rust, named after Admiral Grace Hopper. The project is currently in an early, experimental stage of development. It provides a desktop analysis workbench (`ag-ui`) built with Iced and a command-line tool (`ag`). The tool supports two primary analysis paths. First, it can read existing decompilation data, including indexed corpora and project exports from the kuna decompiler. Second, it includes a native engine (`ag-engine`) capable of loading ELF, PE, COFF, and Mach-O binaries. The native pipeline currently supports x86-64 decoding, control-flow graph (CFG) generation, and call graph analysis, though the native binary-to-pseudocode lifter is not yet implemented. AdmiralGrace includes an embedded manual and an agent skill that can be installed for use with AI coding agents like Claude. The workbench provides multiple views for analysis, including assembly listings, pseudocode (when provided by kuna), CFG visualizations, hex byte views, and string/data reference inspectors.
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