An X long-form article analyzing the REA (Reverse Engineer Anything) architecture, breaking down its MCP layered design, Evidence ID evidence loop mechanism, and using the Notion clipboard IPC call chain as a case study. Finally, it discusses its capability boundaries (cannot penetrate the backend, relies on local IDA/Ghidra, ineffective against VMP packing).
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✳︎ These past two days, the timeline is full of REA, with a bunch of people exclaiming, "Closed-source commercial software is going to be stripped bare by AI, not even a pair of underwear left." I looked through its repo, MCP contract, and a few cases, and the underlying logic
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Text preview · Not a project screenshot✳︎ These past two days, the timeline is full of REA, with a bunch of people exclaiming, "Closed-source commercial software is going to be stripped bare by AI, not even a pair of underwear left." I looked through its repo, MCP contract, and a few cases, and the underlying logic
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These past two days, the timeline is full of REA, with a bunch of people exclaiming, "Closed-source commercial software is going to be stripped bare by AI, not even a pair of underwear left." I looked through its repo, MCP contract, and a few cases, and the underlying logic
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