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Provides step-by-step guidance and best practices for binary reverse engineering: static analysis, dynamic tracing, disassembly, and documentation workflows for
Practical reverse-engineering guidance for binary analysis and tooling workflows. This skill outlines reconnaissance, static and dynamic analysis phases, recommended tooling (IDA Pro, Ghidra, radare2, capstone, angr, unicorn), and documentation practices to convert low-level findings into actionable reports. It helps structure investigations — from file identification and packer detection to breakpoint strategies and result validation.
Use this skill when you need an organized, safety-aware approach to analyzing compiled binaries, CTF challenges, or library reverse engineering. It's appropriate for authorized security research, debugging closed-source components for interoperability, and CTF problem solving. Avoid using it for unauthorized access or malicious activity.
Best suited for developer-focused agent runtimes and code-capable assistants (Claude Code, Cursor, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI) that can reason about tooling commands, disassembly outputs, and stepwise diagnostics.
Static analysis skill for binary reverse engineering with no scripts. SKILL.md provides a structured methodology (recon, static, dynamic, documentation phases) and code pattern examples, but has a formatting error (unclosed code block at the top) and the content is largely a reference guide rather than actionable agent instructions. The 'resources/implementation-playbook.md' reference is missing. Ethics section is present and appropriate. No security issues — no network calls, no credential handling, no destructive commands.
Primarily a knowledge/reference skill rather than an actionable agent skill. The methodology section is well-organized but reads like a textbook chapter. No automation or scripts. The unclosed code block is a formatting bug. The risk:offensive frontmatter is notable but the body content is defensive/educational only.
