🧠 PyDissect

A minimal but powerful static and dynamic analyzer for Python scripts.
It parses, inspects, and disassembles Python code to reveal its AST structure, function/class definitions, and bytecode—all exported cleanly into human-readable files.

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📦 Features

• 📄 Dumps the full Abstract Syntax Tree (AST).
• 🔍 Lists all functions, async functions, and classes with line numbers.
• 🔬 Outputs full bytecode disassembly of the script.
• 🧩 Separately disassembles top-level functions for focused inspection.
• 📁 Saves everything in a cleanly organized folder named after the script.

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🚀 Usage

python dissect.py <target_script.py>

Example:

python dissect.py example.py

This will create a folder called example/ in the current working directory containing:

• ast.txt: Full AST dump
• functions.txt: All detected functions and classes with line numbers
• bytecode.txt: Complete bytecode of the script
• functions_bytecode.txt: Bytecode for each top-level function

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📂 Output Structure

example/
├── ast.txt
├── functions.txt
├── bytecode.txt
└── functions_bytecode.txt

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⚠️ Notes

Warning

• Only top-level functions are disassembled separately. Nested functions, lambdas, etc., aren't isolated.
• Code execution (exec) is used to analyze function bytecode. Avoid running this tool on untrusted scripts unless sandboxed.

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🛠 Dependencies

• Built-in Python modules only:
  • ast
  • dis
  • os
  • sys

Tested on Python 3.11

🧪 License

MIT License — do whatever, just don’t blame the author if it goes sideways.

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