Teaching AI assistants to think like reverse engineers

What it does

This repository packages eight reverse-engineering skill definitions for Claude Code and similar AI programming tools. Each skill—such as rev-frida for dynamic instrumentation or rev-dex-dumper for Android memory dumping—is essentially a structured prompt that teaches an AI assistant how to analyze decompiled code, generate scripts, and reconstruct data structures. It is designed to work alongside the companion project IDA-NO-MCP, which feeds IDA decompilation output into the AI for further analysis.

The interesting bit

Rather than building a new decompiler, the author treats the AI as the analysis engine and simply fed it domain expertise in prompt form. It is a pragmatic bet that the bottleneck in modern reverse engineering is interpretation, not extraction, and that language models can handle the tedium if you tell them exactly which patterns to look for.

Key highlights

• Eight skills covering symbol recovery, struct reconstruction, Unicorn emulation, Android DEX dumping, Unity IL2CPP extraction, and iOS decryption.
• Built to pair with IDA-NO-MCP for ingesting IDA decompilation results.
• Claims support for 40+ AI programming tools, though the README only demonstrates Claude Code integration.
• Targets modern mobile and game RE, including jailbroken iOS apps and obfuscated Android binaries.
• MIT licensed.

Caveats

• The README is minimal: a table of skills and an install command, with no example outputs or prompt internals shown.
• It is strictly an AI guidance layer; you still need IDA, Frida, Unicorn, and jailbroken devices to do the actual work.
• The “40+ tools” compatibility claim is stated but not enumerated.

Verdict

Useful for reverse engineers who want AI assistance with decompilation and scripting; skip it if you don’t analyze binaries.