Ghidra MCP Puts 219 Tools in Reach

MCP is turning reverse engineering from a specialist GUI workflow into an agent-accessible toolchain, but the real breakthrough is orchestration—not raw tool count.

• –Ghidra MCP supports decompilation, renaming, typing, scripting, emulation, debugging, and batch analysis.
• –Lazy loading is a practical response to context limits and clients that reject oversized tool schemas.
• –radare2 MCP offers a more scriptable, CLI-first alternative, while mcp-windbg targets Windows debugging workflows.
• –Write access and script execution raise serious security concerns; agents should run in isolated environments with narrow permissions.
• –The strongest setups will expose a small, task-specific tool surface instead of dumping an entire reverse-engineering suite into the model context.