Pyghidra Lite
UnclaimedLightweight MCP server for Ghidra-based reverse engineering with iOS, Linux, and game file support
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02 / Before you connect
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Project instructions03 / Add the configuration
claude mcp add --transport stdio 'pyghidra-lite' -- 'uvx' 'pyghidra-lite'04 / Check it in your client
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FAQ
Questions about Pyghidra Lite MCP Server
- How do I connect Pyghidra Lite MCP Server to Claude?
- Run `claude mcp add pyghidra-lite -- uvx pyghidra-lite` in Claude Code, or add the same command and arguments under mcpServers in Cursor's mcp.json or Claude Desktop's claude_desktop_config.json, then restart the client. The blocks above are ready to paste.
- Is Pyghidra Lite MCP Server free?
- The listed licence is MIT. Check the upstream terms for permitted use and commercial requirements; a public repository does not by itself mean the software is free or open source. Connected APIs and hosted services may have separate charges.
- What can Pyghidra Lite MCP Server do?
- Pyghidra Lite MCP Server documents 8 tools to the agent, including binaries, code, delete. The descriptions above come from project documentation. A live handshake does not test individual tool behavior.