Decomp FAQs

Question 1

What specific tasks can AI agents perform on decomp.me using Decomp?

Accepted Answer

AI agents can read/write scratch code and context, control compiler settings (preset, version, flags), trigger compilation, analyze assembly diffs, and coordinate parallel work using a file-locked claim system for efficient collaboration.

Question 2

Is Decomp compatible with Chrome or other browsers?

Accepted Answer

Currently, the Decomp browser extension is only supported in Firefox (Manifest V2). Support for Chrome would require a Manifest V3 port, which is planned for future development.

Question 3

Why does Decomp use a browser extension instead of a direct API?

Accepted Answer

Decomp uses a Firefox extension to bypass Cloudflare's API restrictions on decomp.me. This allows AI agents to control the browser from within, manipulating the decomp.me page directly via DOM, without needing API tokens or fighting automated request blocks.

Question 4

Does Decomp offer any features for long-term knowledge retention?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Decomp includes a SQLite patterns database. This allows users to save and search known ASM→C translations, improving efficiency for future decompilation tasks by leveraging past solutions.

Question 5

What is Decomp and how does it automate decompilation?

Accepted Answer

Decomp is a developer tool that automates collaborative game decompilation on decomp.me. It uses AI agents to interact with the platform directly via a Firefox browser extension, enabling automated reading, writing, compilation, and analysis of scratch code.

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