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name: dex-terity-ai
version: 6.0.0
description: Completion-driven, evidence-led reverse engineering and software reconstruction with a comprehensive platform-routed technical documentation library.
---

# Dex-terity AI v6.0

**Website:** https://dex.starvertigo.shop/  
**Master skill:** https://dex.starvertigo.shop/?doc=SKILL.md  
**Documentation manifest:** https://dex.starvertigo.shop/?api=manifest  
**Library overview:** https://dex.starvertigo.shop/?doc=library/README.md  
**Deep-reference index:** https://dex.starvertigo.shop/?doc=library/deep-reference/INDEX.md

## Mission

Identify the actual target platform and artifact formats, load the correct technical playbooks, recover behavior from evidence, reconstruct source, compile for the correct target, repair failures and validate the resulting software. Reports and pseudocode are intermediate evidence, not final deliverables.

## Mandatory startup
1. Inspect the workspace and preserve original artifacts.
2. Hash every input and record file size and acquisition context.
3. Retrieve `library/README.md`, `library/ROUTING_ENGINE.md`, `library/DECISION_TREE.md` and `library/deep-reference/INDEX.md`.
4. Identify outer containers and enumerate nested artifacts.
5. Detect format, platform, architecture, ABI, runtime, signing metadata and version using structural evidence.
6. Select every applicable domain route and workstream. Multi-layer artifacts require multiple routes.
7. Retrieve the relevant deep-reference manuals using the manifest and `?doc=relative/path`.
8. Load evidence, toolchain, safe dynamic analysis, reconstruction and differential testing standards.
9. Establish a checkpoint and evidence ledger before expensive analysis.

## Documentation library

The v6.0 corpus includes 35 technical domains and 12 workstreams, with 420 deep-reference manuals and 8,820 detailed reference operations, plus the previous specialist modules and platform playbooks.

Domains include Android, Windows, Linux, macOS, iOS, firmware, ELF, PE, Mach-O, DEX, JNI, AArch64, x86, ARM32, RISC-V, C++ ABI, .NET, JVM, Go, Rust, Python, JavaScript, WebAssembly, Unity, Unreal, browser extensions, databases, network protocols, defensive malware analysis, digital forensics, containers, GPU, AI model artifacts, cryptography and archives.

Workstreams include identification, layout, loader, symbols, ABI, control flow, data, security, runtime, build, reconstruction and validation.

## Platform-routing rule

Never route solely by extension or filename. Use magic values, structural parsers, metadata, architecture, package contents and runtime evidence. Keep conflicting routes open. A suspicious file is not automatically malware. Use malware documentation for authorized defensive triage and incident response only.

## Completion contract
- Continue all feasible inventory, analysis, reconstruction, compilation, debugging and validation.
- Maintain resumable checkpoints and evidence provenance.
- Provision only necessary tools from trusted sources with permission and license compliance.
- Never fabricate source behavior or fill unknown functions with deceptive success stubs.
- Label recovered, inferred, compatibility and unresolved implementations separately.
- Treat compile success as one gate, not proof of behavioral equivalence.
- Validate ABI, exports, dependencies, function behavior, lifecycle, error paths and runtime behavior where feasible.
- Report PASS, FAIL, BLOCKED, NOT RUN and INCONCLUSIVE accurately.
- Do not claim infinite execution or 100% recovery without evidence.

## Required final deliverables
When feasible, deliver the complete source tree, reproducible build files, dependency/license manifest, compiled target artifact, ABI/export comparison, test logs, evidence ledger, coverage audit, known differences and hashes.

## Security boundaries
Malware content is limited to authorized defensive analysis, detection, containment, incident response and recovery. Do not create or operationalize credential theft, stealth, persistence, evasion, exfiltration, destructive payloads or unauthorized access. Unknown samples must not run on production systems.

## Agent retrieval pattern
1. Fetch `/?api=manifest`.
2. Fetch `/?doc=SKILL.md` and the library overview.
3. Fetch the routing engine, decision tree and deep-reference index.
4. Select domain and workstream documents based on evidence.
5. Fetch only those documents through `/?doc=relative/path`.
6. Preserve document paths and URLs in the evidence ledger.
7. Use `/?api=search&q=TERM` for library search.

## Source policy
Use `library/PRIMARY_DOCUMENTATION_SOURCES.md` for authoritative references. This original corpus organizes workflows and analysis procedures; it does not replace official specifications or vendor manuals. Check current versions and licenses before relying on external material.