What are the prerequisites?
Zig 0.13.0+, Ghidra 11.3.1+, JDK 17+, Go 1.22.4+, Gradle 8.13+, and Make.
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Basic information
A Ghidra plugin that provides a bridge between Ghidra and a Zig-based MCP server for enhanced program analysis capabilities.
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A Ghidra plugin that provides a bridge between Ghidra and a Zig‑based MCP (Model Context Protocol) server for enhanced program analysis capabilities such as function decompilation, renaming, and symbol management. It is aimed at reverse engineers and analysts who want to extend Ghidra’s functionality via an MCP interface.
Build the plugin with make build-plugin, copy the resulting library to your Ghidra plugins directory, and restart Ghidra. Then start the MCP server with make run-server and use plugin features through Ghidra’s interface (e.g., commands like decompile, rename_function, list_functions).
Zig 0.13.0+, Ghidra 11.3.1+, JDK 17+, Go 1.22.4+, Gradle 8.13+, and Make.
Build the plugin with `make build-plugin`, then copy `zig-out/lib/libghidra-mcp-zig.dylib` to your Ghidra plugins directory and restart Ghidra.
`decompile`, `rename_function`, `rename_data`, `list_functions`, `list_data`, `list_imports`, and `list_exports`.
The plugin defines specific error types (e.g., `ConnectionError`, `InvalidAddress`, `DecompilationFailed`, `JNIError`) and includes proper cleanup and null‑checking in the JNI bridge.
It is a type‑safe interface between Zig and Java that handles memory management, JNI reference lifecycle, type conversion, and error handling with compile‑time checks.

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