Interested in how to decompile the jar file most accurately, so that later it can be compiled (is there anything better than jd)?

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jar file is a regular archive. most likely you have a problem with decompiling obfuscated classes.

You should understand the format of the class file, and for each change the section in which the names of classes, methods and variables are described (obfuscator usually makes them all the same, for example, "a"). after that you decompile without problems with any decompiler