A small MCP bridge that exposes 21 curated REA tools to MCP hosts and keeps a CLI escape hatch for everything else.

Real cases of what people did with REA (Reverse Engineer Anything), the open-source MCP server for reverse engineering, each with its original source.
44 casesA 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.

An open-source implementation of Google's Quick Share protocol for Linux, built by studying the Nearby connections with AI help so Linux can send files to Android.

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Advertise hereAn adapter MCP server that connects REA's legacy IDA tool profile to IDA Free 9.x on aarch64.

Uses REA-style evidence to investigate and audit ComfyUI workflows without modifying them.

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Advertise hereReverses the Bluetooth protocol that a smart toilet's WeChat mini-program speaks and builds a menu-bar remote with REA and Codex (original X post not linked from the showcase).
Turns REA evidence bundles into structured, evidence-first reports.

Explains the familiar percent-key quirk and checks the explanation against the public, open-source Calculator code.