Imported from bodencrouch/AgentDecompile (skills/workbench-operator/SKILL.md). Install upstream with npx skills add bodencrouch/AgentDecompile --skill workbench-operator. Copyright stays with the author (AGPL-3.0-or-later).

Workbench operator

Name: workbench-operator
Author: bodencrouch

The 8080/8767 workbench is the human loop for the same catalog agents call. It is not a settings page or a Swagger wrapper.

Default loop

File → Open a Ghidra repository (shared-fs / .gpr / ghidra://).
Pick a program in Explorer (not an Import slug unless you want corpus-SQLite).
Functions + Listing should show that program. Empty list → Analyze → Ingest repository into BSim (skill bsim-corpus), then Refresh.
Select a function → Listing tools (decompile, comment, label, xrefs) via the action strip. Run, do not only open the strip.
Jobs stay in the dock. Finished ≠ match.

Implementation rules

Authoritative UI: src/agentdecompile_recovery/corpus/dashboard/static/workbench-app.js.
After UI changes: restart the dogfood server (do not click Restart/Shutdown in the page). Playwright-verify. Do not use curl as the proof.
If the port is wedged (listen but no HTTP, or D-state): kill −9 or switch port. Never idle-wait.
Do not claim Functions work from leftover target/ or backfilled JSONL.

Anti-patterns

Treating the Functions window as corpus-only when a Ghidra program is selected.
Burying BSim ingest in a 193-command list with no Analyze menu.
Declaring the dashboard done from a screenshot.

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