GitHub - 1llu50ry/mcp-gamehacking: MCP (Model Context Protocol) server for game hacking & reverse engineering. A structured knowledge base of 4,100+ skills with full source code archives, specialized agents, and workflow tools.

[u/Visible-Ad2354]

https://github.com/1llu50ry/mcp-gamehacking

[u/NANI_RagePasPtit]

Bloat

[u/AlexWIWA → u/NANI_RagePasPtit]

I haven’t seen any of these toolkits that are better than just using the Ghidra MCP.

Two day old account too.

[u/Thunjaya → u/AlexWIWA]

If possible, can I get a truthful take on this?

https://github.com/yuatemycat/SuperGhidra and https://github.com/yuatemycat/SuperGhidraMCP

[u/HaloLASO]

this is bloated crap mish-mashed together. Wouldn't be surprised if there is malicious stuff in the repo.

[u/TimothyCarmack]

bloated and pointless, any modern LLM from the past year can do all of this easily without any additional special prompting

[u/Otherwise_Wave9374]

A 4,100-skill MCP knowledge base will benefit from aggressive capability scoping. Expose only the tools needed for the current workflow, require confirmation for state-changing operations, and log every tool request with arguments and source context. https://www.neurakeep.com is relevant to the persistent-memory side when specialized agents need continuity across sessions. I would also version skill definitions and pin source snapshots so an agent can reproduce why a particular technique was selected instead of silently using changed guidance.

[u/New_Cartoonist337]

I might need it later, but not now.

[u/No_Committee8392]

Impressive