Open-ReverseLab
An open-source AI reverse-engineering platform and MCP server that pairs Ghidra, Frida, x64dbg, and Rizin with a runnable knowledge base for binary analysis, CTF and malware research.
Open-ReverseLab is an open-source platform for AI-assisted reverse engineering, built for Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, and any other MCP-compatible agent. It exposes more than 100 MCP tools, including curl, Frida, Ghidra, Rizin, YARA, triage and knowledge-base routing tools, that can be called directly from an agent to analyze PE, APK and other binary samples.
Its knowledge base is organized as more than 180 runnable articles across five boards spanning web, mobile, Windows, and cross-domain reverse engineering; each article follows a fixed Scenario, Input signal, Method, Attack chain, and MCP tool mapping structure so a human or an agent can pick up at any signal and walk the chain to evidence. Artifacts such as samples, exports, patches, and reports each have a fixed directory location by convention.
It targets CTF players, security researchers triaging a sample, and reverse engineers who want a workspace rather than a tutorial.