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Streamlined the installation process of my IDA Pro MCP server. You can now start experimenting with vibe reversing in less than 2 minutes!🤯 This was using Claude for testing, but Cline and Roo Code are also configured automatically!

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Duncan Ogilvie 🍍1 year ago

You can find the IDA Pro MCP server here:

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Mr. Rc1 year ago

"vibe reversing", this term is going straight to a wikipedia page

rce.arteam1 year ago

Is there a tutorial on how to use MCP and IDA? A sort of primer …

Duncan Ogilvie 🍍1 year ago

This is how you install it, should take 2 minutes or so. Then it’s “just” a matter of prompting. Ask “what is the function currently open in IDA doing?” to get started. The repo also has a more detailed prompt too, but it’s still unclear what the best strategy is…

Speedyfriend671 year ago

On macOS, I get error while running the MCP server on ida pro cuz there’s no start MCP server plugin option even if I put it directly

Duncan Ogilvie 🍍1 year ago

What version of IDA are you using? I tested with 9.0 SP1. Any messages in the log? Feel free to open an issue in the repo!

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