Thyme is a native reverse-engineering IDE for Android and native binaries on macOS, Linux and Windows. Open an APK and get Java back with the symbols the compiler left behind; open a .so and get ARM disassembly for A64, A32 or T32 with basic blocks and control-flow graphs. Both land in one DuckDB workspace, so the call graph is a table you can run SQL against rather than a picture, traceable between Java and native code. The decompiler is linked in-process with no subprocess and nothing leaving the machine, and thyme --mcp speaks the Model Context Protocol so an agent can work with it.
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Get Java and Dalvik decompilation, then query the call graph in SQL across Java and native code.
Read ARM A64, A32 or T32 with basic blocks, coloured control-flow edges and Graphviz export.
Run thyme --mcp so an MCP-aware agent can query the workspace instead of reading a graph image.
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