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  • Add cookies to a reward jar for LLMs on the MCP Cookie Server. Users provide cookies to reinforce positive behavior, ensuring only humans manage the jar for model feedback and improvement.
    MIT
  • Export binary analysis context from Ghidra headless decompilation for reverse-engineering functions, pseudocode, structs, and enums.
  • View the source code of a Roblox script to analyze or understand its functionality. Supports decompilation for LocalScripts and ModuleScripts when executor capabilities permit.

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