These are theoretically-functional Ada tools to work with WWise banks and hashes.
wwbrute will brute force a given FNV32 hash using as many threads as you configure. wwdict will attempt a dictionary attack on an FNV32 hash using a specified dictionary. wwgen simply calculates an FNV32 hash based upon strings provided.
wwmap takes an output file from the above tools and will apply it to a list of hashes given on standard input, transforming those for which there are known names, and leaving alone those without names.
wwparse takes (multiple) WWise bnk files as input and will output corresponding raw objects in a more generic format. Unlike wwiser, which produces playable txtps, this is designed to rapidly produce details which would be useful for someone reassembling tracks.
WWParse development is currently paused because there are other available tools that can parse bnk files better, and the format is incredibly complex. It does work as a proof of concept, but no output filters have been implemented.