disasm-lookup

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Use when an answer would benefit from looking up an original v95 client function or class by name. Resolves the symbol through a machine-local, gitignored reference index defined in CLAUDE.local.md. Never prints, quotes, or commits the local absolute paths it reads from. Surfaces only the conceptual content of the resolved snippet (paraphrased), never the path or filename.

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MujyKun

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name	disasm-lookup
description	Use when an answer would benefit from looking up an original v95 client function or class by name. Resolves the symbol through a machine-local, gitignored reference index defined in CLAUDE.local.md. Never prints, quotes, or commits the local absolute paths it reads from. Surfaces only the conceptual content of the resolved snippet (paraphrased), never the path or filename.

disasm-lookup

A machine-local reference index for original v95 client functions may exist on the developer's machine. The locations are recorded in CLAUDE.local.md, which is gitignored. Those locations must never appear in any committed file, PR description, commit message, or chat output.

How to resolve a symbol

Read the user's CLAUDE.local.md to find which reference resources are configured locally and where. Two kinds may be present: static pseudocode/asm dumps, and/or a live IDA Pro database exposed through an idalib MCP server (headless — bind it by opening the local .i64, with the IDA GUI closed). When the live database is available, prefer it: it has demangled names and lets you decompile, resolve StringPool ids, and read struct offsets on demand.
If a reference index is configured, use it to resolve the symbol you were asked about.
Surface the resolved content paraphrased, never as a copy-paste. Frame it as "here's how the equivalent flow is structured" rather than a verbatim excerpt.
If no reference is configured locally, say so — do not invent.

Acceptable use

Translating logic from a resolved snippet into MapleClaude's modern C# equivalent (modernize and fix up; never line-by-line port).
Explaining in chat how the equivalent flow worked in the original.

Forbidden — applies to every output

Pasting absolute paths from the local reference into any file or message.
Pasting short filenames, hashes, or directory names from the local index into any committed file or PR body.
Quoting more than a few lines verbatim in chat; prefer a paraphrase.
Referencing any private project name in committed files.

Verify before committing

After using this skill, scan your diff with git diff and confirm no path fragment from CLAUDE.local.md appears in the staged changes. Abort the commit if any do.

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name	disasm-lookup
description	Use when an answer would benefit from looking up an original v95 client function or class by name. Resolves the symbol through a machine-local, gitignored reference index defined in CLAUDE.local.md. Never prints, quotes, or commits the local absolute paths it reads from. Surfaces only the conceptual content of the resolved snippet (paraphrased), never the path or filename.

disasm-lookup

How to resolve a symbol

Read the user's CLAUDE.local.md to find which reference resources are configured locally and where. Two kinds may be present: static pseudocode/asm dumps, and/or a live IDA Pro database exposed through an idalib MCP server (headless — bind it by opening the local .i64, with the IDA GUI closed). When the live database is available, prefer it: it has demangled names and lets you decompile, resolve StringPool ids, and read struct offsets on demand.
If a reference index is configured, use it to resolve the symbol you were asked about.
Surface the resolved content paraphrased, never as a copy-paste. Frame it as "here's how the equivalent flow is structured" rather than a verbatim excerpt.
If no reference is configured locally, say so — do not invent.

Acceptable use

Translating logic from a resolved snippet into MapleClaude's modern C# equivalent (modernize and fix up; never line-by-line port).
Explaining in chat how the equivalent flow worked in the original.

Forbidden — applies to every output

Pasting absolute paths from the local reference into any file or message.
Pasting short filenames, hashes, or directory names from the local index into any committed file or PR body.
Quoting more than a few lines verbatim in chat; prefer a paraphrase.
Referencing any private project name in committed files.

Verify before committing

After using this skill, scan your diff with git diff and confirm no path fragment from CLAUDE.local.md appears in the staged changes. Abort the commit if any do.