Hello! I wanted to share something I’ve been building and using heavily lately. You can find it on Github HERE.
It’s an open sourced all-in-one Xbox 360 CLI I called XeCLI, built for both live console workflows and local file / disk workflows. The whole idea was to stop relying on a pile of separate older tools and bring the important stuff into one place. I Initially created it for myself, and after I expanded it more and more, I figured others may find it as useful as I do.
The part I think people here might have the most interest in, is that it fits really well into modern workflows. You can use it normally from the terminal, but you can also hook it into an AI agent like Codex or Claude and let it handle live tasks, like pulling any and all modules, dumping memory addresses, and you can even tell it to watch what you do for a specific amount of time and it will tell you all changes detected. (I tested this on BO2 using a remote spoofer, and it detected all memory addresses that changed and gave all info needed to create a remote spoofer). That means it can do things like connecting to an RGH over XBDM, checking targets and loaded modules, dumping memory or XEX modules, pulling live data locally, and preparing everything for Ghidra or IDA without all the usual manual back-and-forth (also using its built in Ghidra/IDA headless plugins, with their respective XEX plugins.
The screenshot below is a real example of that kind of workflow: this agent is using XeCLI to connect to a live target, inspect the loaded kernel module, dump it locally, and keep the analysis scoped to executable sections instead of just doing blind raw scans. I feel this could be a gamechanger.
XeCLI also covers the non-RE side well, so it’s not just a debugger helper. It can handle things like content/package inspection, verify/rehash/resign, profile work, and general Xbox 360 file tooling in one place.
I’m not trying to make this into a huge feature dump, but XeCLI is probably worth a look if you do any mix of:
Depending on your workflow and your goals, you can use XeCLI directly, or just let your AI agent / LLM drive it for you.
It’s an open sourced all-in-one Xbox 360 CLI I called XeCLI, built for both live console workflows and local file / disk workflows. The whole idea was to stop relying on a pile of separate older tools and bring the important stuff into one place. I Initially created it for myself, and after I expanded it more and more, I figured others may find it as useful as I do.
The part I think people here might have the most interest in, is that it fits really well into modern workflows. You can use it normally from the terminal, but you can also hook it into an AI agent like Codex or Claude and let it handle live tasks, like pulling any and all modules, dumping memory addresses, and you can even tell it to watch what you do for a specific amount of time and it will tell you all changes detected. (I tested this on BO2 using a remote spoofer, and it detected all memory addresses that changed and gave all info needed to create a remote spoofer). That means it can do things like connecting to an RGH over XBDM, checking targets and loaded modules, dumping memory or XEX modules, pulling live data locally, and preparing everything for Ghidra or IDA without all the usual manual back-and-forth (also using its built in Ghidra/IDA headless plugins, with their respective XEX plugins.
The screenshot below is a real example of that kind of workflow: this agent is using XeCLI to connect to a live target, inspect the loaded kernel module, dump it locally, and keep the analysis scoped to executable sections instead of just doing blind raw scans. I feel this could be a gamechanger.
XeCLI also covers the non-RE side well, so it’s not just a debugger helper. It can handle things like content/package inspection, verify/rehash/resign, profile work, and general Xbox 360 file tooling in one place.
I’m not trying to make this into a huge feature dump, but XeCLI is probably worth a look if you do any mix of:
- Xbox 360 reversing
- live debugging
- memory/module dumping
- Ghidra or IDA workflow setup
- content/GOD support/profile tooling
- Way way more (check the Wiki for all features)
Depending on your workflow and your goals, you can use XeCLI directly, or just let your AI agent / LLM drive it for you.
