THIS LIST IS A F**KING CHEAT CODE FOR ANYONE INTO REVERSE ENGINEERING someone is collecting every case of AI agents taking apart software and hardware, and it's already at 286 119 of them were done with REA, an open-source MCP that gives Claude Code, Codex and other agents real reverse engineering tools what's inside: → 67 games, from old DOS binaries to Modern Warfare 2 decompiled by 17 agents → 64 devices and firmware, including a smart toilet that now opens from the Mac menu bar → 128 desktop and mobile apps rebuilt or opened up → 27 algorithms recovered straight from binaries every entry says which tool was used and whether the result is verified or still needs a check, and the list updates 6 times a day how a typical REA run looks → REA plugs into your coding agent as an MCP → agent maps the binary and finds the functions → runtime traces confirm what each function does → agent rebuilds the feature as new code and tests it against the original paste this into Claude Code ↓
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Quoted from XTHIS LIST IS A F**KING CHEAT CODE FOR ANYONE INTO REVERSE ENGINEERING someone is collecting every case of AI agents taking apart software and hardware, and it's already at 286 119 of them were done with REA, an open-source MCP that gives Claude Code, Codex and other agents real reverse engineering tools what's inside: → 67 games, from old DOS binaries to Modern Warfare 2 decompiled by 17 agents → 64 devices and firmware, including a smart toilet that now opens from the Mac menu bar → 128 desktop and mobile apps rebuilt or opened up → 27 algorithms recovered straight from binaries every entry says which tool was used and whether the result is verified or still needs a check, and the list updates 6 times a day how a typical REA run looks → REA plugs into your coding agent as an MCP → agent maps the binary and finds the functions → runtime traces confirm what each function does → agent rebuilds the feature as new code and tests it against the original paste this into Claude Code ↓
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