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Find your next superpower If you are an agent, refer to our llms.txt for full access.Reverse engineers ARM/AArch64 malware by identifying the architecture and instruction set state (ARM/Thumb), parsing ELF/Mach-O ARM headers, and orienting analysis around the ARM calling convention. Activates for requests to reverse ARM binaries, analyze AArch64 malware, or handle ARM/Thumb instruction-set decoding.
Reverse engineers binaries with Binary Ninja using its analysis stack and Python API to enumerate functions, navigate IL levels (LLIL/MLIL/HLIL), and automate annotation and extraction. Activates for requests to reverse a binary with Binary Ninja, script the Binary Ninja API, or work with its intermediate languages.
Uses Ghidra to disassemble and decompile a binary, navigate to key routines via imports and strings, annotate decompiled code, and run headless scripts to automate extraction of C2, crypto, and config. Activates for requests to reverse engineer with Ghidra, decompile a binary, or script Ghidra headless analysis.
Reverse engineers binaries using radare2/rizin interactively, covering analysis initialization, navigation, disassembly and graph views, patching, and the visual mode workflow. Activates for requests to reverse a binary with radare2 or rizin, learn r2 commands, or navigate and disassemble a sample in r2.
Reverses proprietary command-and-control protocols: locating send/recv routines, recovering the message framing and encryption/encoding, and reconstructing the command set to build a decoder or emulator. Activates for requests to reverse a custom C2 protocol, decode beacon traffic, or document a malware command structure.
Reverse engineers malware written in less-common compiled languages (Nim, Crystal, V, Zig, D) by detecting language-specific runtime signatures, name-mangling, and runtime strings to orient analysis. Activates for requests to reverse Nim malware, identify the source language of an exotic binary, or analyze Crystal/V/Zig/D compiled samples.
Analyzes position-independent shellcode: disassembling raw bytes at the right architecture, recognizing PEB-walk API resolution and egg hunters, and emulating execution to recover behavior and payloads. Activates for requests to analyze shellcode, disassemble raw position-independent code, or emulate a shellcode blob.
Reverse shell generation and listener management. Generates platform-specific reverse shell payloads (bash, python, php, powershell, java, ruby, perl, netcat, socat, msfvenom) and sets up listeners in the Kali container. Supports one-liner generation, encoded payloads for WAF/filter bypass, listener setup with session capture, and shell stabilization. Chains from /pentester, /metasploit, or /post…
Provides a playbook for establishing remote shells using language one-liners, encrypted shells, web shells, and PowerShell. Also covers PTY upgrades, file transfer methods, and Windows payload generation.
Structured code and change review for the Ilaris FoundryVTT system.
Run the six review agents on changes, synthesize findings, triage based on developer thinking, and fix approved items. Trigger when the user says "review", "run the agents", "run the big three", "run all four", "run all five", "run all six", "full review", "code review", or similar.
Use when reviewing current-branch changes against main before merge, especially to catch structural bugs around SQL safety, trust boundaries, side effects, and missing tests.
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