Add comprehensive structure analysis functionality

[VadimBoev]

in IDA PRO has a tab called "Local Types", where you can find structures (either created or from binary file analysis).
For example, there is such a structure:

Let's ask any AI to find us this structure (the whole structure didn't fit in the screenshot):

[VadimBoev]

I've never touched IDA PRO from the Python scripting side, but this documentation helped me in this process (maybe it will be useful to someone) - porting guide from 8.x to 9.x

[mrexodia]

Not against adding it per se, but what is the actual use case for this? How does it help the LLM reverse engineer in a practical sense?

[VadimBoev]

Not against adding it per se, but what is the actual use case for this? How does it help the LLM reverse engineer in a practical sense?

In my practice, I have already encountered when I needed to write a modification for a game, but I made mistakes in the structures inside the C/C++ code. With this implementation, checking structures is much easier and more reliable (saves time). In addition, it allows you to better see the 'pseudo-code' if it was poorly decompiled (which also saves time).

[mrexodia]

Thank you!