Use when Ghidra, decompile_failures.tsv, failed decompilation, packed stubs, bad function boundaries, unwind fragments, overlapping varnodes, or native binary reverse engineering needs fallback recovery with radare2/r2dec/assembly classification.
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Treat a decompiler failure as a triage problem, not as proof the code is unrecoverable. First recover what another tool can emit; then classify the rest as packed/loader stub, unwind/bad-code fragment, bad boundary, or manual assembly.
decompile_failures.tsv and summary.txt.python3 /root/.codex/skills/recover-decompiler-failures/scripts/recover_decompiler_failures.py \
<ghidra-decompiled-root> \
--out <output-dir> \
--install-r2dec
<output-dir>/recovery-report.tsv and <output-dir>/recovery-report.md.*.r2dec.c when classification is recovered-pseudocode.*.radare2-pdc.txt only as low-confidence pseudo-code unless the control flow is coherent.packed-or-loader-stub and unwind-or-bad-code-fragment, keep assembly as source of truth unless the user asks for manual unpacking or boundary cleanup.r2dec (pdd) for overlapping varnodes, bad Ghidra simplification, and ordinary function-boundary issues.pdc as a fallback when r2dec cannot emit C.scripts/recover_decompiler_failures.py: scans Ghidra export folders or a single failure set, runs radare2/r2dec fallbacks, copies relevant assembly, dedupes identical binaries, and writes reports. Run --help for flags.Exception while decompiling ... timeout on entry stubs with PUSHAD, POPAD, MOVS*.REP, jumps to empty/uninitialized regions: likely packed/loader/decompression stub.Unwind@..., invalid opcodes, privileged I/O instructions, or nonsensical dense control flow: likely unwind table or data misidentified as code.Overlapping input varnodes or Cannot properly adjust input varnodes on otherwise coherent functions: try r2dec; this is the best alternative-decompiler case.No reviews yet. Tell others what you thought.
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A continuously adaptive skill suite that empowers Clawdbot to act as a versatile coder, business analyst, project manager, web developer, data analyst, and NAS metadata scraper. It intelligently discovers free resources, adapts to user context, and ensures reliable, proven guidance across multiple domains.
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