Eleven: free open-source tool lets Claude, Codex and Cursor agents do binary reverse engineering
emeka_boris · x · 2026-10-13
Developer chiziaruhoma released Eleven, a free and open-source reverse-engineering tool that plugs agents into the workflow: open Mac apps, Android APKs, Windows and Linux binaries and read every function as pseudocode, assembly, graphs, or hex. It supports ACP-compatible agents (Claude, Codex, Gemini, Cursor) that read the binary with you step by step, suggest function renames and notes you can accept or skip, safely patch bytes on a copy, diff two builds, and debug with lldb.
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