Ida-pro-mcp

[squareD]

I suspect that squareD may have been asking the same thing yesterday:

Now I have 2 MCP Server, mrexodia for IDA and duty1g for x64dbg and yes indeed, I'm asking myself, which KI-Coding-Agent should I use, if I pay in future the $20 Claude and how should I ask for analyzing commercial software without being banned or somthing like that?

Some guide for beginners may be a good start into KI reversing instead of doing it manual.

As I already told, atm I'm using OpenCode with NVIDIA Nemotron 3 Ultra free, it's very slowly, not very clever, told me it's Blowfish and MD5, because program has binded a commercial crypto DLL, but the above algos are not used
After telling Nemotron that a modified CRC16 and CRC32 and some developer stuff are used it was still unable to bring up a usable md file let alone a source for keygen.

Without start help for beginners, this is possible, but will take much more time and time isn't on my side, I'm an older one

[th3tuga]

Originally Posted by squareD

Now I have 2 MCP Server, mrexodia for IDA and duty1g for x64dbg and yes indeed, I'm asking myself, which KI-Coding-Agent should I use, if I pay in future the $20 Claude and how should I ask for analyzing commercial software without being banned or somthing like that?

Some guide for beginners may be a good start into KI reversing instead of doing it manual.

As I already told, atm I'm using OpenCode with NVIDIA Nemotron 3 Ultra free, it's very slowly, not very clever, told me it's Blowfish and MD5, because program has binded a commercial crypto DLL, but the above algos are not used
After telling Nemotron that a modified CRC16 and CRC32 and some developer stuff are used it was still unable to bring up a usable md file let alone a source for keygen.

Without start help for beginners, this is possible, but will take much more time and time isn't on my side, I'm an older one

@squareD:
You’ve summarized exactly what I was trying to say. I have a similar setup and am encountering nearly the same issue.
NVIDIA Nemotron 3 Local has not been the most efficient model for producing reliable reverse-engineering answers.

I’ve had good results by feeding decompiled code into Qwen 3.6 and 3.8, but I’m now trying to automate the process instead of typing everything in manually, using a proper harness and MCP.
I’m hoping @Shub-Nigurrath can point us in the right direction, as it seems they have successfully achieved this using either the more affordable $20-per-month models or a local LLM.

@chants There is no need to call beginner users who ask for help as "mentally handicapped"!
Such condescending behavior is not tolerated in any modern online forum. Such statements also only reflect on your level of mental maturity (or lack of it).