feat: Add Cursor project skill and Windows PowerShell script parity#21
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Introduce .cursor/skills/android-reverse-engineering for Cursor IDE, document cross-platform setup in README and setup-guide, and add missing PS1 scripts (fingerprint, Kotlin name recovery, lookup). Extract shared Python modules used by bash and PowerShell wrappers; harden decompile.ps1 for XAPK extraction, partial jadx/Fernflower success, and Fernflower timeouts.
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Add Cursor project skill and complete Windows PowerShell script parity
Summary
This PR makes the skill usable end-to-end on Windows and in Cursor, without changing the existing Claude Code plugin layout.
Cursor IDE support
.cursor/skills/android-reverse-engineering/SKILL.mdthat points at the shared scripts and references underplugins/android-reverse-engineering/.setup-guide.md.Windows PowerShell parity
Upstream already ships
check-deps.ps1,install-dep.ps1,decompile.ps1, andfind-api-calls.ps1(#8), but several workflow steps were bash-only. This PR adds the missing scripts:fingerprint.ps1recover-kotlin-names.ps1lookup-name.ps1It also brings
find-api-calls.ps1in line with the bash version (-Ktor,-Apollo,-Paths, and related output sections).Shared Python modules
Kotlin name recovery logic previously lived as inline Python inside the bash scripts. It is extracted into:
recover_kotlin_names.pylookup_names.pyBoth
*.shand*.ps1wrappers now call these modules, so behavior stays in sync across platforms.Hardened
decompile.ps1Aligns Windows decompilation with recent bash improvements (#10):
System.IO.Compression.ZipFile(.xapkis not a validExpand-Archiveinput).javafilesFERNFLOWER_TIMEOUT_SECONDS(default 900s)Docs and housekeeping
setup-guide.mdgains Windows install/verify sections (winget OpenJDK, PATH notes, Cursor)..gitignoreignores*-decompiled/output directories.No changes to the Claude Code plugin manifest or slash commands.
Motivation
Windows users could check deps, install tools, decompile, and scan APIs, but could not run Phase 0 fingerprinting or Kotlin name recovery without WSL/Git Bash. Cursor users had no documented path to load the skill. This closes both gaps while keeping a single source of truth for script logic under
plugins/.Note
A large portion of this PR was drafted with help from Cursor. I have reviewed the changes and tested as much as I could on my side, but I have not exhaustively exercised every script path or platform combination.