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Use when the task requires emitting a patched binary copy through the local MCP tool lane, especially for short instruction patches or explicit byte replacements.
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Use when a task needs Mandiant capa through the local `runCapa` or `capaHelp` MCP tools, especially when forming a valid capa command string, choosing output mode, or avoiding path-quoting mistakes.
Use when a task needs the local YARA MCP tools `yaraScan`, `yaraScanInline`, `yaraWriteRule`, `yaraListRules`, or `yaraHelp`, including choosing whether to scan with a saved rule file, inline rule text, or persist a rule into the standardized generated-artifact YARA directory.
Use when writing, reviewing, or explaining YARA rule syntax, or when preparing `rule_text` for `yaraScanInline` or `yaraWriteRule` so the rule can be saved into the standardized generated-artifact YARA directory.
Use when a task should persist reusable helper files such as Python deobfuscation scripts, Java helpers, reports, or Ghidra-supporting snippets into the standardized agent artifact directory tree.
Use when a task would benefit from a secondary model call through the local MCP tool lane, especially for Hugging Face or OpenAI-compatible inference, decompilation cleanup, classification, or comparing competing interpretations.
Use when a task needs the local `binwalkScan`, `listBinwalkExtraction`, or `binwalkHelp` MCP tools to scan a file for embedded content, optionally extract it, or inspect extraction results.
| name | binary-patch-mcp |
| description | Use when the task requires emitting a patched binary copy through the local MCP tool lane, especially for short instruction patches or explicit byte replacements. |
Use this skill when the user explicitly wants a patched output binary on disk.
binaryPatchHelp()binaryPatchInspect(...)binaryPatchBytes(...)binaryPatchAssemble(...)binaryPatchInspect(...) before patching when the target addressing needs confirmation.output_path, not overwriting the original sample.expected_original_hex when you know the original bytes and want a guardrail.