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Overview
What is Teams?
Teams is an IDA add-on that brings Git-based version control to IDA database files, letting multiple reverse engineers collaborate on the same IDB using standard Git workflows. All with native diff and three-way merge built directly into IDA.
Teams is available as an add-on for supported IDA Pro plans.
Architecture
Git repositories (default)
The Git backend removes the need for a dedicated Teams server entirely. Any Git provider your team already uses, like GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, or a self-hosted instance, works out of the box. Git-based repositories are the recommended choice for all new Teams projects. Each team member works from a local clone of the repository using their own Git credentials. A small helper, git-ida, handles how IDA databases are stored and reconstructed in Git. It runs transparently in the background.
Vault repositories
The legacy Vault backend remains available for existing projects. You can switch it under Options → General → Teams.
Online vs Offline Usage
Teams is designed to support flexible workflows. Users do not need to remain connected to the server at all times and can work offline as needed. A connection is only required when publishing changes so they become available to other team members.
