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[protocol:ready]GhidraMCP
by LaurieWired
Model-Context-Protocol (MCP) server and Ghidra plugin that lets LLM clients de-compile and analyse binaries through Ghidra autonomously.
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Decompile and analyze binaries in Ghidra
Decompile a binary and perform automated analysis within Ghidra
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Automatically rename methods and data
Perform automated renaming of functions and data symbols to more meaningful names
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List methods, classes, imports, and exports
Retrieve lists of functions, classes, imported symbols, and exported symbols from the analyzed program
Installation
1. Prerequisites:
• Java 17 or later installed and available on your PATH.
• Git for cloning the repository.
2. Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/LaurieWired/GhidraMCP.git
cd GhidraMCP3. Build the project (uses the Gradle wrapper shipped in the repo):
./gradlew build # macOS/Linux
gradlew.bat build # Windows The command produces a runnable JAR (or plugin ZIP) in `build/libs/`.
4. Deploy to Ghidra (if released as an extension):
• Copy the generated ZIP file into your Ghidra user directory under `Extensions/`.
• Launch Ghidra and enable the extension via "File ➜ Install Extensions" if prompted.
5. Start the MCP server (typical pattern):
java -jar build/libs/ghidra-mcp-server.jar --port 8080 Adjust the port or additional flags as required by your environment.
6. Verify:
• Point a browser or client to `http://localhost:8080/health` (or equivalent endpoint) to confirm the server is running.
NOTE: Consult the repository’s README or wiki (if available) for version-specific flags, authentication options, or Docker images.
Documentation
License: Apache License 2.0
Updated 7/30/2025