Ghidra is an NSA-created software reverse engineering framework with disassembly, decompilation, graphing, and scripting for compiled code.
Decodes Android APK files to near-original resources and smali code, and rebuilds them after modifications.
Command-line and GUI tools that decompile Android Dex, APK and Java bytecode into readable Java source.
IntelliJ IDEA plugin providing a visual chat GUI for Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, and several other AI coding CLIs.
Enterprise low-code platform (Spring Boot and Vue3) that generates frontend, backend, and database code from natural-language prompts or a code generator.
MCP server that exposes Ghidra's reverse engineering capabilities as 200+ tools for AI assistants, via a GUI plugin and headless server.
An Xposed/LSPosed module for Instagram that adds privacy controls, media downloads, feed cleanup, and theming via an in-app menu.
Open-source event-driven orchestration platform for scheduling and running data, AI, and infrastructure workflows defined in YAML.
Official source code for the Telegram messaging app for Android, written in Java.