Opcodex documentation

Opcodex is a reverse engineering desktop project built on Ghidra. It keeps the decompiler, disassembler, program database, loaders, and processor support, with work focused on the interface and extensions.

Project status

Opcodex is in development. These guides describe the Ghidra 12.1.4 baseline; they do not establish that an Opcodex desktop release or any Pro feature has shipped. VERIFY the release notes, supported platforms, and artifact signatures before installing a build. UI changes will be documented as they land.

Start with one program

1. Read Installation and check the runtime requirements.
2. Create a first project using a small executable you compiled yourself.
3. Check the import settings before running analysis.
4. Compare the Listing with the Decompiler, then improve symbols and types.

Choose a workflow

Task	Guide
Organize programs and preserve work	Projects
Automate a repeatable check	Scripting
Analyze samples without the GUI	Headless mode
Add a compatible plugin	Extensions
Adjust readability	Theming
Configure actions	Keyboard shortcuts

Community and Pro

Community is the Apache 2.0 core. Pro is planned as separately licensed extensions that depend on Community. Community must remain usable without Pro. See Community vs Pro for the scope and availability of each planned feature.

Documentation baseline

The adapted pages link to specific files at the official Ghidra_12.1.4_build tag. Source paths, screenshots, menus, and extension compatibility can change between releases. Newer development checkouts are not evidence of behavior in that tag.

TODO: update screenshot when a real Opcodex build is available. The website preview is a placeholder, not a captured application.

For upstream credit and notices, see Licenses and attribution. For common questions, see the FAQ.