IDA Pro MCP Server
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IDA Pro MCP Server is a plugin that allows remote querying and control of IDA Pro through the Model Context Protocol (MCP) interface. This plugin enables AI assistants (such as Claude) to interact directly with IDA Pro for binary analysis tasks.
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What is IDA Pro MCP Server?
IDA Pro MCP Server is a plugin that exposes IDA Pro's functionality through the Model Context Protocol (MCP), allowing AI assistants to perform binary analysis tasks remotely.
How to use IDA Pro MCP Server?
Install the plugin by copying the ida-mcp-server.py file to the IDA Pro plugins directory. Configure your AI assistant (e.g., Claude) to connect to the server using the provided mcp.json configuration. Open a binary file in IDA Pro, and the plugin will automatically start the MCP server. Then, use your AI assistant to interact with IDA Pro.
Key features of IDA Pro MCP Server
Remote querying and control of IDA Pro
Integration with AI assistants
Access to byte data, disassembly, and decompiled code
Function and segment information retrieval
Cross-reference and import/export table querying
Function definition and undefinition
Data type retrieval (dword, word, byte, etc.)
String extraction
Instruction length retrieval
Use cases of IDA Pro MCP Server
Automated binary analysis
AI-assisted reverse engineering
Vulnerability research
Malware analysis
FAQ from IDA Pro MCP Server
What IDA Pro versions are supported?
What IDA Pro versions are supported?
This plugin is designed for and tested with IDA Pro version 9.0+.
How do I install the plugin?
How do I install the plugin?
Copy the ida-mcp-server.py file to the IDA Pro plugins directory.
How do I configure my AI assistant?
How do I configure my AI assistant?
Add the provided configuration to the mcp.json file in your AI assistant's settings.
What port does the server run on?
What port does the server run on?
The server runs on port 3000 by default.
What kind of analysis tasks can I perform?
What kind of analysis tasks can I perform?
You can perform tasks such as getting byte data, disassembly, decompiled code, function names, segment information, cross-references, import/export tables, and more.