Millennium Falcon
Irin finds a human interface next to Tump. "Follow me in, Tump. This might get bumpy." She begins digging down into the computer core, looking for traces of Ayce. Tump follows with his not quite as good slicing skills. Together they find him at some kind of gateway, locked in and unable to free himself. "Looks like some kind of anchoring code. Ayce is still Ayce, but he can't withdraw his AI which means he can't physically disconnect. We have to free him."
She examines the code for a few minutes. "Tump, can you slice a primitive retraction call iteratively? You don't have to be fast, you just have to keep doing it, even if you miss a few times. While you are doing that, I'm going to have to attack the anchor code and try to open the gateway. Since we aren't physically connected, we can't get trapped and two independent non-binary human minds can overwhelm a single binary processor no matter how powerful it is."
{The slicing roll DC for the algorithm she is asking about is 17. You can also write an iterative app to keep retrying that while adding to Irin's efforts to get in (giving her a synergy bonus), but you'll have to roll for all that. For every point above 18, she gets +1 synergy to her own efforts. Also, you'll get xp for rolling, not for taking 10 on an autocomplete skill check.}