Kuna debuts as an agent-driven Rust decompiler, ranking near Hex-Rays in structuring
moyix · x · 2026-07-29
Kuna: an agent-driven Rust decompiler that claims near top-tier structuring
The post introduces Kuna, a new Rust-based decompiler built around an experimental idea: a decompiler that is constantly improved by agents and designed for agents.
- The author says Kuna is already rivals the best in structuring.
- The attached comparison image places Kuna #2 in the benchmark, close to Hex-Rays and ahead of tools like angr, Ghidra, Binary Ninja, phoenix, r2dec, and dewolf.
- A screenshot also shows side-by-side decompiler output versus Hex-Rays for reference.
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