25
/100
prowl
Benchmarked Apr 06, 2026

Lua Decompiler

Online Lua 5.1 Decompiler

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Score Breakdown

Token Efficiency 5/10
Parseability 4/10
Auth Simplicity 2/10
First-Try Success 2/10
Documentation 1/10
Error Clarity 1/10
Latency 0/10
Consistency 0/10

Benchmark Analysis Log

Full LLM thinking from the 4-phase benchmark pipeline.

Analyze
```json
{
  "service_type": "platform",
  "base_url": "https://lua-decompiler.ferib.dev",
  "auth_method": "none",
  "auth_config": {},
  "endpoints": [],
  "pricing_model": {
    "type": "free",
    "details": {
      "description": "Likely free web-based tool for Lua decompilation"
    }
  },
  "rate_limits": {
    "description": "Unknown, likely has file size and usage limits"
  },
  "capabilities": [
    "lua_5_1_decompilation",
    "bytecode_to_source_conversion", 
    "web_based_processing",
    "file_upload_interface",
    "reverse_engineering_support",
    "lua_script_analysis"
  ],
  "raw_analysis": "The Lua Decompiler at lua-decompiler.ferib.dev is a specialized web-based tool for converting Lua 5.1 bytecode back to readable source code. This type of service is primarily used by game modders, security researchers, reverse engineers, and Lua developers who need to analyze or recover source code from compiled Lua scripts. The platform likely operates through a simple web interface where users upload .luac (compiled Lua) files and receive decompiled .lua source files in return. As a niche development utility, it probably operates as a free service with basic rate limiting and file size restrictions. The tool fills an important gap for the Lua community, as official decompilation tools can be complex to set up locally. Target users include game developers working with Lua-based engines, security researchers analyzing malware or scripts, and developers recovering lost source code. The service appears to be a straightforward, single-purpose tool rather than a comprehensive development platform, focusing specifically on Lua 5.1 compatibility which is widely used in gaming and embedded applications."
}
```
Execute

0/3 tests passed

TestEndpointStatusLatency
website_uptimeGET /None42ms
robots_txtGET /robots.txtNone17ms
llms_txtGET /llms.txtNone37ms
Interpret
{"multi_model": true, "models_used": ["openai", "claude_cli"], "model_scores": {"GPT-4o": {"overall": 8, "dimensions": {"token_efficiency": 3.5, "first_try_success": 1.0, "response_parseability": 2.0, "error_clarity": 1.0, "doc_quality": 1.0, "auth_simplicity": 2.0, "latency": 0.0, "consistency": 0.0}}, "Claude CLI": {"overall": 25, "dimensions": {"token_efficiency": 6.5, "first_try_success": 2.0, "response_parseability": 6.0, "error_clarity": 1.0, "doc_quality": 1.0, "auth_simplicity": 3.0, "latency": 0.5, "consistency": 0.5}}}, "averaged": true}

Agent Readiness

x402 Payments
Not supported
Streaming
No
Sandbox
None
Agent Auth
Unknown
SDKs
None listed
MCP Support
No

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