decomp.anything
A matching-decompilation and reverse-engineering workbench for games, Windows and Linux programs, apps, web pages, firmware and plain files.
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About decomp.anything
decomp.anything is a reverse-engineering workbench designed for byte-exact matching-decompilation. It allows AI agents to analyze binaries, write C or C++ code, and verify the results by compiling them with original compilers to match the target's bytes exactly. A fork of the discontinued `decomp.wtf`, it extends support beyond retro games to include Windows (PE) and Linux (ELF) programs, Android apps, and firmware. The tool provides a local-first environment with a graphical front end for the REA tool catalog, featuring a live dashboard, autopilot, and collaborative "rooms" for shared projects. For targets where byte-exact matching is impossible, it supports code reconstruction and analysis of procedures as work items. It integrates with AI agents via the Model Context Protocol (MCP) or direct connectors for tools like Claude Code and Codex. Supported environments include Linux x86-64 and Windows via WSL 2, requiring Python 3.12+.
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