This is a command palette plugin for Ghidra, meant to give access to hidden or difficult-to-find commands in the same way that the (similarly-named) ifred plugin does for IDA.
A build for Ghidra 9.2.0 is available in the dist/ directory. Opening Ghidra and going to File->Install Extensions...->Add extensions and selecting the zip file from dist/ will add the plugin.
If you’d like to develop this plugin or build it yourself, I’ve included the necessary gradle and eclipse project files. Follow this guide for setting up Eclipse with Ghidra and then import this project.
The command palette is by default bound to ALT-P. You can select any command available in the current context from the plugin, and execute it by pressing either Enter or double-clicking. You can also press ESC to close the palette.
- access any available command instantly
- filter search
- context-sensitive action selection (WIP)
I’m pretty fed up with Swing at the moment, so it’ll probably be a while before I get around to any of these.
- [ ] Fixing context-based sorting for displayed actions
- [ ] fix broken context-sensitive commands
- [ ] reorder class hierarchy so dialog is handled only by the provider
- [ ] Make palette always open at fixed position (this may be a window manager issue on my end)
- [ ] UI improvements