I'm developing NeverC and NeverD — two LLVM-based tools for security research. NeverC is a C23 compiler; NeverD is a binary analysis and decompilation engine. Compile on the way in, lift and decompile on the way out. Both are still in development.
An AI-friendly C23 compiler for security research, built on LLVM.
It compiles standard C into hosted binaries, freestanding executables, and position-independent DynCode. Compiler, linker, and runtimes ship as one binary, so you can cross-compile Windows PE, Linux ELF, macOS Mach-O, Android, and iOS from a single host. Built-in string, xorstr, mimalloc, and a C plugin API across the compiler pipeline.
An AI-friendly binary analysis and decompilation engine with 1:1 lifting, built on LLVM.
It loads PE, ELF, Mach-O, EVM, and Solana SBF. Lifters are hand-written; unknown instructions fail instead of becoming a silent NOP. One pipeline: lift to LLVM IR, decompile to C / Solidity / Rust, or rewrite the binary. CLI tools and AI agents use the same engine through a pure C API.
