For the stable-branch-enjoyers, there's a fresh Krypton (6.0) R2 release available where you regularly download all your fine Binary Ninja releases: binary.ninja/2026/10/20/6.0-…

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Compared to free or non-commercial sure. Not compared to other things! That said, curious your use case that you'd like headless for? To run remotely? To run multiple simultaneously?

Correct, headless is still one of the few differences between commercial and non-commercial.

Sorry, we were missing notifications for a little bit there, will try to get you a better answer soon. In short, we are working actively on Swift support now. We'll take a look at that exact error tomorrow.

docs.binary.ninja/guide/mcp.… But in short, it can both open new files and access existing ones.

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Sidekick users are showing us how useful it can be in their work, and we want to make it easier for more Binary Ninja users to experience that too. Today we launched Sidekick Free! If you have an active Binary Ninja license, you now have Sidekick too. No extra purchase or signup needed. See what it can do: sidekick.binary.ninja/free

Hopefully you won't need this one very often, but Sidekick 26.1 now has Revert. Sidekick already groups related database changes into transactions. Now you can view those changes as a diff and revert any committed transaction without having to unwind everything that came after it. More here: sidekick.binary.ninja/blog/s…

Sidekick can use the terminal now! With the new run_terminal_command tool, agents can jump into bash or PowerShell right alongside their Binary Ninja analysis. Unpack an archive, run binwalk, poke through git history, curl a URL, or inspect files that never even made it into Binary Ninja. Commands still require your approval by default. sidekick.binary.ninja/blog/s…

What do Binary Ninja workflows do for you? A lot! Check out what @[email protected] managed to pull off using them to clean up conditional jump threading: codeberg.org/mei-b/bn-analys…

Seven sidebars was a bit much. Sidekick 26.1 brings Indexes, Notebooks, Code Maps, and Repositories together in one Sidekick Resources sidebar! Search across all four from the same place, then open or pin whatever you need right in Binary Ninja. See what else is new in 26.1: sidekick.binary.ninja/blog/s…

Sidekick 26.1 is out now! Sidekick finally has a proper home as a Binary Ninja view, with each binary or project built around one continuing conversation with a lead agent. Also new: consolidated Resources, terminal access, transaction Revert, faster sidebars, lower first-response latency, and plenty more. Check out everything new in 26.1: sidekick.binary.ninja/blog/s…

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That is already done and going through testing. :-) Check out the upcoming feature release stream early this week for a sneak peak.

We've certainly thought about it. It's not off the table at some point, however we try to have _something_ technical that differentiates commercial and there's basically no other differences at this point.

Are there improvements or features that would tempt you back for work too? 😉

We made sure even with the price decrease nobody was getting a worse deal with the coupon vs waiting. :-) Also, for all the other license types it's a huge savings still.