i12bp8/decomp.wtf

What The Function: your AI agent decompiles games you own into C that compiles to the exact same bytes. Runs locally.

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I've decided to stop working on decomp.wtf and archive it. Over the last few days I noticed that a lot of the decompilation community, the people who made the tools and projects all of this is built on, is against AI decompiling like this. I didn't make decomp.wtf to do any harm, but I respect their opinion, and that's why I'm stopping it here. The code stays up as it is, under the MIT license. If you want to fork it and keep going with it, you can. I won't fix issues, review pull requests or make new releases anymore. If you already have it installed it keeps working, it just won't get any updates. You can still install the last version (0.10.6) with the commands under Install. If you do use it or build on it, please only use it on games you own, don't share the game code…

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  1. This project is discontinued
  2. Install
  3. Or just ask your agent
  4. How it works
  5. Continue a public decomp
  6. From matched to linked
  7. Features
  8. Agents
  9. Decompile together
  10. Platforms
  11. Development
  12. Built on

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What this repository does

What The Function: your AI agent decompiles games you own into C that compiles to the exact same bytes. Runs locally.

Repository facts

Owner
i12bp8
Primary language
Python
Stars
278
Forks
16
Open issues + pull requests
2
License
MIT
Archived
No
Default branch
main
Created
2026-10-13T08:19:01.000Z
Last push
2026-10-15T09:25:38.000Z

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Owner-supplied topics: ai-agents, claude-code, decomp, decompilation, decompiler, matching-decompilation, mcp, n64, recomp, recompilation, recompiler, retro-gaming, reverse-engineering

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