First look

Goal: in a few minutes, tell the user what this program is and where the interesting code lives.

1. Call binary_overview (eleven-rea) for the format, architecture, size and signing.
2. Read the entry function with procedure_pseudo_code, and call open_function (eleven) on it so the user sees the same code.
3. Skim list_strings for user-facing text, URLs, file paths, error messages and format strings. They name features faster than code does.
4. Skim the external entries in list_procedures: networking, crypto, file, process and UI calls say what the program is able to do.
5. Pick up to five functions worth reading, the ones that use the most telling strings or imports. For each, read its pseudocode, then rename_function (eleven) it to what it does and add_note one sentence.

Report back in plain words:

• What the program is and does, in two sentences.
• The five functions, by their new names, with one line each.
• What you would look at next, and why.

Keep it short. Don't paste whole functions; the user reads those in Eleven.