ida-pro-mcp vs redamon
ida-pro-mcp: IDA Pro MCP is a straightforward Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that integrates IDA Pro with various MCP clients, enabling powerful LLM-assisted reverse engineering. It offers a comprehensive, type-safe API for accessing and modifying IDA Pro's internal state, streamlining automated analysis workflows.; redamon: RedAmon is a self-hosted, Docker-based AI pentesting platform that chains a parallel recon pipeline, an exploitation agent working from a Kali sandbox, AI triage and a CodeFix agent that opens GitHub pull requests. It speaks MCP in both directions: external MCP servers can be added as agent tools, and your own agent can drive RedAmon through a token-scoped MCP server.
TL;DR
- You use Hex-Rays IDA Pro for binary analysis and want to connect Claude or Cursor to IDA's disassembler, decompiler, and type system via MCP.
- You want to automate function renaming, pseudocode commentary, and vulnerability identification inside IDA Pro.
- You rely on the open-source NSA Ghidra decompiler; GhidraMCP is the dedicated bridge for Ghidra.
- You do not hold an active IDA Pro license.
Authorized penetration tests and bug bounty work on targets you own or have written permission to test
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