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A six-phase workflow for coding agents that maps trust boundaries, tracks audit coverage, hunts for vulnerabilities and sends each candidate to a fresh verifier. It keeps confirmed findings, unresolved leads and rejected candidates distinct, then produces reports from structured records.
MIT licenseRead the selectionGhidra helps analysts inspect compiled software through disassembly, decompilation, graphs and scripts. The NSA-maintained framework runs on Windows, macOS and Linux and supports interactive analysis as well as automation. Version 12.2 was released on October 22; its release notes describe new features, fixes and changes to server connections.
Apache-2.0; bundled components have separate terms licenseRead the selectionAndroid Skills gives coding agents modular instructions grounded in Android developer guidance. Its workflows include examining R8 keep rules and fixing edge-to-edge layouts, with different paths for the project’s build tools and UI setup. The repository documents Android CLI installation and plugin routes for Claude Code and Codex.
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