io.github.johnzfitch/pyghidra-lite

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v0.7.0io.github.johnzfitchUnknownUpdated 1mo agoGitHub

Token-efficient Ghidra RE: decompile, xrefs, Swift/ObjC, ELF/Mach-O, async analysis

Token-efficient MCP server for Ghidra-based reverse engineering. Analyze ELF, Mach-O, and PE binaries with Swift, Objective-C, and Hermes support. Bottom line: a lean, security-first Ghidra MCP. It is read-only by default — analysis tools never mutate your binaries or the server's configuration (which is frozen for the life of the process). The one tool that writes, (rename / comment /…

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Authorio.github.johnzfitch
LicenseUnknown
Version0.7.0
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GitHubjohnzfitch/pyghidra-lite
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IndexedJun 13, 2026

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Token-efficient MCP server for Ghidra-based reverse engineering. Analyze ELF, Mach-O, and PE binaries with Swift, Objective-C, and Hermes support. Bottom line: a lean, security-first Ghidra MCP. It is read-only by default — analysis tools never mutate your binaries or the server's configuration (which is frozen for the life of the process). The one tool that writes, (rename / comment / prototype), is opt-in () and human-confirmed: every change is approved by you through an MCP elicitation…

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