Config files for my GitHub profile.

An OpenXR API layer that logs, records and replays head and controller tracking in any OpenXR app.

Command-line toolkit for Pointer Lab .iretable project files: convert Cheat Engine tables, export, diff, rebase and lint.

Byte-signature maker plugin for x64dbg: operand-aware wildcards, whole-module uniqueness, reference signatures, every common pattern format

Free, open-source memory scanner and debugger for Windows, for 32- and 64-bit targets: pointer scanner, find-what-writes, auto-assembler, speed hack, Lua, and an MCP server for AI agents

A Claude Code plugin that teaches game reverse-engineering workflows and drives Pointer Lab, Signature Lab, pe-mcp and procpcap.

An MCP server that gives an AI agent read-only static analysis of Windows PE files: headers, imports, strings, disassembly, xrefs and signatures.

Per-process packet capture on Windows. Captures one program's traffic to a pcapng you open in Wireshark.

A test target that runs about thirty Windows anti-debug checks against itself and reports which ones fire, with a documented explanation for each.

Find the inline, import and export hooks in a running Windows process by comparing its modules with the files on disk. Read-only.

Parse a byte signature in any common form (x64dbg, IDA, code+mask, Cheat Engine) and find it in a buffer, file or process. Single-header C++20 library and CLI.

Four short C++ examples for the Reverse Engineering Fundamentals lessons: pointers, offsets, null checks, threads.

External array-of-byte pattern scanner in C++, from the Cyborg Elf pattern scanning lesson. Educational.

Legacy (2018-2020) external CS:GO examples from the Cyborg Elf video series. Educational; offsets are out of date.

Example of reading hardware identifiers (volume serial, computer name, CPUID) for software licensing in C++.

Using Kiero to Hook DirectX9 and draw with Dear ImGui

A simple application, makes spilliting the cost of a pizza between friends easy.

This app allows you to look through random screenshots on prnt.sc

It take an image on the HQ Trivia game, uses Optical Charecter Recognition, does search and scrapes for the most occurences of one of the three possible answers.