idasql-tools

idasql-skills

Claude Code skills for idasql — a live SQL interface to IDA Pro databases, with optional Codex app metadata layered on top.

Prerequisites

• IDA Pro installed with IDA's directory in your PATH
• idasql from Releases placed next to IDA
• Verify: idasql -h

Installation

/plugin marketplace add allthingsida/idasql-skills

Compatibility

• SKILL.md is the canonical skill contract and remains the source of truth.
• Codex app metadata lives in each skill's optional agents/openai.yaml and does not replace SKILL.md.

Skills

Skill	Description	When to Use
connect	Connection, CLI, HTTP, UI context, routing index	Starting a session, CLI options, HTTP server, pragmas
disassembly	Functions, segments, instructions, blocks	Querying disassembly, instruction analysis, file generation
data	Strings, bytes, string cross-references	String search, byte access, binary pattern search
grep	Named entity search	Find functions, labels, types, and members by pattern
xrefs	Cross-references and imports	Caller/callee analysis, import queries, reference graphs
decompiler	Full decompiler reference	Decompilation, ctree AST, local variables, union selection
annotations	Edit and annotate decompilation	Comments, renames, type application, enum/struct editing
types	Type system mechanics	Structs, unions, enums, parse_decls, type classification
debugger	Breakpoints and byte patching	Breakpoint CRUD, byte patching, patch inventory
storage	Persistent key-value storage (netnode)	Store/retrieve data inside the IDB
idapython	Python execution via SQL	Execute IDAPython snippets and files
functions	SQL functions reference	Look up any idasql SQL function signature
analysis	Analysis workflows and scenarios	Security audits, library detection, advanced SQL patterns
re-source	Recursive source recovery methodology	Decompilation cleanup, structure recovery, annotation workflows

Links

• idasql — CLI and plugin
• libxsql — Core SQLite virtual table framework

Author

Elias Bachaalany (@0xeb)

License

This project and all its contents — including skill definitions, reference documentation, and configuration files — are licensed under the Mozilla Public License 2.0.