Zion Basque releases Kuna, a decompiler built almost entirely by an LLM

The open-source project uses benchmark failures to steer coding agents toward techniques drawn from Ghidra, angr and IDA Pro.

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Why it matters

Kuna tests a practical model for agent-built scientific software: experts define metrics and architecture, while coding agents implement and iteratively refine the system.

Illustration of Kuna, Zion Basque's LLM-built decompiler, visualized as deconstructed machine code with exposed circuit traces and inner logic

Zion Leonahenahe Basque released Kuna on July 29th, opening the code for an experimental decompiler that he says was written almost entirely by a large language model.…

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