A post describing REA (Reverse Engineer Anything), a tool that connects to coding agents and uses real reverse-engineering tools like Ghidra, labeling findings as seen, guessed, or unknown.
A repo got 23,600 stars in ONE day REA. Reverse Engineer Anything. Plug it into your coding agent, it tears into an app it has never seen, drives real tools like Ghidra, and labels every finding seen, guessed, or unknown so the AI can't fake confidence That labelling part? That is the genius bit nobody is quoting
A repo got 23,600 stars in ONE day
REA. Reverse Engineer Anything.
Plug it into your coding agent, it tears into an app it has never seen, drives real tools like Ghidra, and labels every finding seen, guessed, or unknown so the AI can't fake confidence
That labelling part? That is the genius bit nobody is quoting
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A repo got 23,600 stars in ONE day
REA. Reverse Engineer Anything.
Plug it into your coding agent, it tears into an app it has never seen, drives real tools like Ghidra, and labels every finding seen, guessed, or unknown so the AI can't fake confidence
That labelling part? That is the genius bit nobody is quoting
Reverse engineer anything with agents, from app behavior down to native binaries.
An 8 KB skill file replaces an entire MCP setup leanrea uses an 8 KB skill to do REA's work, without attaching MCP servers and 207 tools to the agent. The author measured it as 38% faster and 35% cheaper. https://github.com/aicodeking/leanrea
MCP server for reverse engineering tasks in Ghidra 👩💻