selfpwntools

Use this when a Codex agent needs to reverse engineer a binary with IDA MCP. First check whether the shared MCP backend is connected; if it is not, run bootstrap from the target project so it writes that project's `.codex/config.toml` with the correct streamable HTTP MCP endpoint for `ida-shared`. Then check whether the target binary already has a corresponding IDA database. If it does, open it and analyze with native ida-pro-mcp tools. If it does not, create the analysis context first and then continue.

Use this when a Codex agent needs to debug a pwn challenge by writing or editing a pwntools exploit script, inserting gdb.attach() at chosen points, and operating the autopwn-session CLI to start, bind, observe, debug, release, and stop tmux-backed pwndbg sessions.