Main
- TUI-first disassembler: built around keyboard-driven workflows (navigation, x-refs, history, undo/redo) for fast binary inspection.
- MCP server included: documents MCP support with both HTTP and stdio modes, making it usable from agent tools.
- Headless + export flows: supports export options and a headless mode for batch processing in pipelines.
- Good “agent + human” pairing: you can inspect in the TUI, then ask an agent to query labels/blocks/tools over MCP for repeatable analysis.
FAQ
- Which MCP transport should I use?: Use stdio when embedding into IDE MCP configs; use HTTP when you want a standalone service on port 3000.
- Do I need a 6502 background?: You can still use it for structured navigation and let an agent explain routines/labels as you go.
- How do I install?: The README shows
cargo install regenerator2000or build from source via git clone + cargo install.