Reverse-Engineering Tool Cannot Use Official Hex-Rays IDA MCP Server
An analysis tool's IDA provider only works with a third-party MCP server, and the official Hex-Rays server exposes a completely disjoint tool set. Users of the official server cannot use the tool's operations.
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