decomp.wtf
What The Function: your AI agent decompiles games you own into C that compiles to the exact same bytes. Runs locally.
- ai-agents
- claude-code
- decomp
- decompilation
- decompiler
- matching-decompilation
- mcp
- n64
- recomp
- recompilation
- recompiler
- retro-gaming
- reverse-engineering
- Stars
- 355
- Forks
- 44
- + today
- +4
- Created
- 3d
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Overview
What The Function: your AI agent decompiles games you own into C that compiles to the exact same bytes. Runs locally. It ranks #117 on GitTiger, gaining +4 stars on October 15, 2026 (UTC).
The project is written in Python and has 44 forks. It was created 3d ago.
What it is
decomp.wtf is a Python project. Its description says an AI agent decompiles games you own into C that compiles to the same bytes, and that it runs locally. The README summary states that the project is discontinued and that its author has decided to archive it.
Capabilities described
Per the README summary, the tool can: - Start a decompilation from scratch for N64, PlayStation 1 and 2, GameCube, Wii, Game Boy Advance and DS games - Continue a public decomp project listed on decomp.dev - Open a ROM and use splat and spimdisasm to find functions and data symbols - Run agents that each claim a function and check whether each compiled attempt matches
Getting started
The supplied data has no setup steps. See the README at https://github.com/i12bp8/decomp.wtf, which the summary says describes a discontinued project.
Missing evidence
Because the README summary says the project is discontinued, check the repository for its current status before relying on it. License: MIT (license field).
git clone https://github.com/i12bp8/decomp.wtf.git
cd decomp.wtf
# see README for setupFrequently Asked Questions
Is the project still maintained?
No. The README summary says the author decided to stop working on it and archive it, and that the project is discontinued.
Which consoles does it cover?
The README summary lists N64, PlayStation 1 and 2, GameCube, Wii, Game Boy Advance and DS.
What license does it use?
The license field is MIT.