Original Summary

if you've ever taken a program apart you probably had two or three tools open at once: ida or ghidra to read it, x64dbg or gdb to step through it. i wanted all of that in one small program, so i made ceasta. it started as an imgui mockup with fake data. now it opens real windows, linux and mac programs, finds the functions, shows an ida-style listing and a graph, turns functions into c-like pseudocode, and has a debugger on windows and linux. it can also run a small mcp server, so you can connect an ai to the program you have open and watch its renames and breakpoints show up as it works. - windows: an installer or a 3 MB portable zip - linux: an appimage, or the command line version - mac: a dmg for apple silicon and intel (new this week, no debugger yet) - free, gplv3: https://github.com/ngwg/ceasta built with a lot of help from claude. if you try it, tell me what broke.   submitted by   /u/Original-Delivery289 [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/9/26 06:22:31