🪽 Your Hermes Agent can write an app. Could it explain one without seeing the source?
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🪽 Your Hermes Agent can write an app. Could it explain one without seeing the source? Imagine finding an old Windows program.🎉 It works. The source is missing. You want to understand what happens when you open a file or click “Save.” An interesting job for Hermes + Ghidra. 🔍 Ghidra examines the compiled program. 🔌 GhidraMCP exposes its analysis tools. 🪽 Hermes could investigate and explain the logic in plain English. The useful questions: • What does this program read and write? • Which functions handle the important work? • What evidence supports the explanation? • What still needs test
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