Feature Request: Integrate Frida for dynamic instrumentation and runtime analysis

[iinsiderr]

I would like to propose adding Frida to our reverse engineering toolkit. Integrating Frida will allow us to perform dynamic instrumentation, hook functions on the fly, and bypass runtime protections across multiple platforms. This will significantly complement our current static analysis capabilities.

[Sohan-Zakaria]

Thanks for the proposal, @iinsiderr! While we definitely agree that Frida is essential for dynamic reverse engineering, we're currently keeping this project strictly focused on static analysis to maintain a clean scope and minimal dependency footprint.
Managing live runtime sessions, device bridges (like ADB), and frida-server version mismatches adds significant maintenance overhead that falls outside our core roadmap right now. However, we'd gladly welcome a lightweight feature that exports static analysis findings (like function offsets or signatures) into a format easily consumable by standalone Frida scripts!

[iinsiderr]

Here is why I'm writing this: a certain model actually suggested adding itself to the existing tools to cut down processing time. I won't specify which one. This is more their request than mine.

[Sohan-Zakaria]

Ha, thanks for being upfront about that, makes sense now.
All good, AI ideas are welcome as starting points, we just have to filter them for scope/maintenance. That's basically what happened here.
If you actually want the export idea yourself though, feel free to open that separately — that one's way more doable.