tangOS Console
Exposes a repo's decompilation tools as an MCP server, allowing AI to drive them with real-time visualization.
README
tangOS
A unified brand and toolkit for reverse-engineering / decompilation projects.
Everything reads one file per repo - tangos.json - a descriptor that normalizes any
decomp repo (whatever its layout) into a single vocabulary. Point a tangOS app at a repo, and
it knows the repo's tools, compiler, data source, and rules.
Apps
| App | What it is | Status |
|---|---|---|
| tangOS Console | Downloadable desktop app. Exposes a repo's tools as an MCP server an AI connects to, with a live viewer to watch the AI drive them in real time. | in progress (console/) |
| tangOS Docs | Browsable catalog of a repo's tools, generated from tangos.json. |
planned (docs/) |
| tangOS Atlas | Progress atlas / treemap (formerly Chaos Viewer). | planned rebrand |
Download
tangOS Console ships as a desktop app that auto-updates from this repo's Releases.
- Windows - download and run the installer; it self-updates from here. Not code-signed yet, so Windows warns once: click More info, then Run anyway.
- macOS - download the
.dmg(Intel or Apple Silicon). Unsigned, so right-click the app and choose Open (or runxattr -cr "/Applications/tangOS Console.app").
The descriptor: tangos.json
- Schema:
schema/tangos.schema.json - Reference example:
sm64ds-decomp/tangos.json - A repo that has no
tangos.jsonyet gets one generated by Console (heuristic scan + optional AI refine).
The descriptor declares a tools[] registry; Console turns each entry into an MCP tool generically,
so tangOS itself stays repo-agnostic while your repo's own tools do the work.
Layout
tangOS/
├── schema/ tangos.json JSON schema
├── packages/ui/ shared aero theme tokens + glass components
├── console/ the Electron Console app (MCP + live viewer)
└── docs/ the tool catalog site (planned)
Develop
npm install # from the repo root (workspaces)
npm run console # start Console in dev (electron-vite)
Built with Claude Code.
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