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jtang613/GhidrAssistMCP

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An native MCP server extension for Ghidra

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jtang613/GhidrAssistMCP

Added 1 June 2026

#ghidra #ghidra-extension #ghidra-plugin #llm #mcp #mcp-server #reverse-engineering

Overview

GhidrAssistMCP is a native MCP server extension for Ghidra, the reverse engineering framework. It enables AI assistants to interact with Ghidra's analysis capabilities through the Model Context Protocol, allowing automated script execution and data retrieval.

Best for

Best for
Reverse engineers and security researchers who want to automate Ghidra analysis with AI assistants

Use cases

  • Automating reverse engineering workflows by querying Ghidra via AI assistants
  • Extracting function signatures, cross-references, or decompiled code programmatically
  • Integrating Ghidra analysis into larger MCP-based toolchains

How to use

Tools exposed

  • get_binary_info
  • list_binaries
  • open_program
  • close_program
  • import_file
  • project_files
  • assemble_code
  • patch_bytes
  • export_program
  • analysis_options
  • analyze_program
  • analysis_control
  • get_functions
  • search_functions_by_name
  • get_function_statistics
  • analyze_function
  • get_current_function
  • get_function_stack_layout
  • get_basic_blocks
  • create_function

Tested with

GhidrAssist

Example client config

{\n  "host": "localhost",\n  "port": 8080,\n  "tools": {\n    "import_file": true,\n    "scripts": true,\n    "export_program": true,\n    "project_files": true\n  }\n}

Notes

GhidrAssistMCP is a native MCP server extension for Ghidra, the reverse engineering framework. It enables AI assistants to interact with Ghidra’s analysis capabilities through the Model Context Protocol, allowing automated script execution and data retrieval.

633 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-05-29. Licensed MIT.

Use cases

  • Automating reverse engineering workflows by querying Ghidra via AI assistants
  • Extracting function signatures, cross-references, or decompiled code programmatically
  • Integrating Ghidra analysis into larger MCP-based toolchains

Pros

  • Native integration with Ghidra without external dependencies
  • Leverages MCP standard for broad AI assistant compatibility
  • Open source with active community (633 stars)

Cons

  • Requires Ghidra installation and familiarity with reverse engineering
  • Limited to Java ecosystem and Ghidra’s scripting API
  • MCP protocol adoption still niche among AI tools

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Pros

  • Native integration with Ghidra without external dependencies
  • Leverages MCP standard for broad AI assistant compatibility
  • Open source with active community (633 stars)

Cons

  • Requires Ghidra installation and familiarity with reverse engineering
  • Limited to Java ecosystem and Ghidra's scripting API
  • MCP protocol adoption still niche among AI tools

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