From reverse-engineering-skills
Match Apple binaries, dSYMs, BCSymbolMaps when applicable, crash reports, IPS logs, panic excerpts, and static-analysis databases by UUID, architecture, load address, and exact build. Use when Codex must symbolicate or assess partial symbolication, translate crash addresses, correlate runtime frames with Mach-O functions, validate archived symbols, or hand a supported finding into Xcode or deeper reverse engineering.
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/reverse-engineering-skills:correlate-apple-symbols-and-crashesThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
Prove binary and symbol identity before translating addresses. Preserve every address convention and the source of each recovered name.
Prove binary and symbol identity before translating addresses. Preserve every address convention and the source of each recovered name.
Read references/apple-symbol-and-crash-correlation.md when interpreting crash fields, UUID matching, ASLR arithmetic, symbol sources, or Apple symbolication tools.
Preserve the report and binaries.
Identify the crashed image.
Match symbols by identity.
Establish address arithmetic.
Symbolicate narrowly.
Correlate with static analysis.
Assess confidence.
Hand off ordinary Xcode crash debugging or source fixes to apple-dev-skills after the artifact correlation is complete.
Return matched artifact identities, address translation, symbol sources, correlated frames, confidence, unresolved images, and the next verification step.
npx claudepluginhub gaelic-ghost/socket --plugin reverse-engineering-skillsCreates, edits, and verifies skills using a test-driven development approach with pressure scenarios and subagents.