41 cases for REA tools and integrations, ordered by the votes people give them on REA MCP. A good place to start: REA (Reverse Engineer Anything),reverse-engineering-assistant or REA in depth: an MCP toolchain for source-free analysis.
Each case links to its original repository or write-up; only legitimate uses (your own software, open source, interoperability, defensive security, CTF, education) are listed.
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An experiment that extends REA's idea past the binary: recover behaviour from x86, then express it as VHDL and verify it formally; derived from the upstream project and licensed accordingly.
Turns REA evidence bundles into structured, evidence-first reports.
How to run REA with local models on a single 12 GB GPU, and how five models compared.
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A small MCP bridge that exposes 21 curated REA tools to MCP hosts and keeps a CLI escape hatch for everything else.
A multilingual, daily-updated ranking of cases built with REA.
A show-and-tell thread on keeping token use down in REA workflows and what other people are using.
Uses REA-style evidence to investigate and audit ComfyUI workflows without modifying them.
Start-up timings of REA on Node 22, 24 and 26 on Linux, plus a comparison of five local models.
reaharness is live An open-source harness to reverse engineer anything. Built on top of the popular Reverse Engineer Anything (REA) repo, here are some of the highlights: - Multi-provider agent loop (OpenAI, Anthropic, OpenRouter, Groq, Ollama, and OpenAI-compatible gateways) - Idempotent setup for Cursor, Claude, OpenCode, Goose, Codex, VS Code, Windsurf, and more - Every tool result shaped as { ok, data, evidence, unknowns, limits } Site: https://t.co/Xt7a4zoGdN Repo: https://t.co/nXBJa2REWa
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An adapter MCP server that connects REA's legacy IDA tool profile to IDA Free 9.x on aarch64.
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Advertise herePractical setup notes for running REA on Fedora-based Linux, with the problems hit along the way and a queue of tests.
