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Tauri Unpacker by ptn1411 — Agent Skill

Name: Tauri Unpacker
Author: ptn1411

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Tauri App Unpacker

Purpose

Tauri apps embed a web frontend (HTML/JS/CSS) inside a native Rust binary. The frontend often contains the license UI, API calls, and business logic accessible without disassembly. This skill extracts those embedded assets and analyses the Tauri-specific IPC layer.

Workflow

┌────────────────┐     ┌──────────────┐     ┌─────────────────────┐
│ tauri-app.exe  │────▶│ unpack_tauri │────▶│ tauri-unpacked/     │
└────────────────┘     └──────────────┘     │  ├─ assets/         │
                                            │  │  ├─ index.html   │
                                            │  │  ├─ main.js      │
                                            │  │  └─ style.css    │
                                            │  └─ tauri_config.json│
                                            └─────────────────────┘
                              │
                              ▼
                       ┌───────────────┐     ┌───────────────────┐
                       │ analyze_tauri │────▶│ tauri_analysis.json│
                       └───────────────┘     └───────────────────┘

Usage

# Extract assets
python tauri-unpacker/scripts/unpack_tauri.py app.exe --out output/tauri-unpacked

# Analyze extracted frontend
python tauri-unpacker/scripts/analyze_tauri.py output/tauri-unpacked --out output/tauri-analysis

# Full pipeline
python tauri-unpacker/scripts/unpack_tauri.py app.exe --out output/tauri-unpacked && \
python tauri-unpacker/scripts/analyze_tauri.py output/tauri-unpacked --out output/tauri-analysis

Outputs

File	Content
`assets/`	Extracted HTML, JS, CSS, images
`tauri_config.json`	Embedded Tauri configuration
`tauri_analysis.json`	IPC commands, event listeners, API endpoints, license logic

When to use

binary-identifier or rust-binary-analyzer reports Tauri framework
Target directory contains a Tauri app bundle
.exe with embedded web assets (HTML/JS/CSS in binary data)

Chain targets

After extraction, chain:

javascript-deobfuscator → deobfuscate extracted JS
electron-app-analyzer → reuse secret/endpoint scanning (works on any JS)

Anti-patterns

Mistake	Fix
Only analysing the Rust backend	Frontend JS often has license UI, API keys, validation
Skipping brotli decompression	Tauri compresses assets with brotli — must decompress
Ignoring IPC commands	`invoke()` calls reveal backend API surface
Missing Tauri config	Config has CSP, allowed APIs, window settings — security-relevant

---name: tauri-unpackerdescription: Unpack Tauri desktop apps — extract embedded web assets (HTML/JS/CSS), Tauri config, IPC command map, and frontend license logic.---# Tauri App Unpacker## PurposeTauri apps embed a web frontend (HTML/JS/CSS) inside a native Rust binary.The frontend often contains the license UI, API calls, and business logicaccessible without disassembly. This skill extracts those embedded assetsand analyses the Tauri-specific IPC layer.## Workflow```┌────────────────┐ ┌──────────────┐ ┌─────────────────────┐│ tauri-app.exe │────▶│ unpack_tauri │────▶│ tauri-unpacked/ │└────────────────┘ └──────────────┘ │ ├─ assets/ │ │ │ ├─ index.html │ │ │ ├─ main.js │ │ │ └─ style.css │ │ └─ tauri_config.json│ └─────────────────────┘ │ ▼ ┌───────────────┐ ┌───────────────────┐ │ analyze_tauri │────▶│ tauri_analysis.json│ └───────────────┘ └───────────────────┘```## Usage```bash# Extract assetspython tauri-unpacker/scripts/unpack_tauri.py app.exe --out output/tauri-unpacked# Analyze extracted frontendpython tauri-unpacker/scripts/analyze_tauri.py output/tauri-unpacked --out output/tauri-analysis# Full pipelinepython tauri-unpacker/scripts/unpack_tauri.py app.exe --out output/tauri-unpacked && \python tauri-unpacker/scripts/analyze_tauri.py output/tauri-unpacked --out output/tauri-analysis```## Outputs| File | Content ||------|---------|| `assets/` | Extracted HTML, JS, CSS, images || `tauri_config.json` | Embedded Tauri configuration || `tauri_analysis.json` | IPC commands, event listeners, API endpoints, license logic |## When to use- `binary-identifier` or `rust-binary-analyzer` reports **Tauri** framework- Target directory contains a Tauri app bundle- `.exe` with embedded web assets (HTML/JS/CSS in binary data)## Chain targetsAfter extraction, chain:- `javascript-deobfuscator` → deobfuscate extracted JS- `electron-app-analyzer` → reuse secret/endpoint scanning (works on any JS)## Anti-patterns| Mistake | Fix ||---------|-----|| Only analysing the Rust backend | Frontend JS often has license UI, API keys, validation || Skipping brotli decompression | Tauri compresses assets with brotli — must decompress || Ignoring IPC commands | `invoke()` calls reveal backend API surface || Missing Tauri config | Config has CSP, allowed APIs, window settings — security-relevant |

Frequently asked questions

Tauri Unpacker