banteg crowdsources AI agents to finish matching Crimsonland's original x86 code
banteg · x · 2026-09-10
Developer banteg opened a GitHub call for help finishing the reverse-engineering match of Crimsonland's original x86 code. The project already has C/C++ reconstructions and a reproducible MSVC matching workflow; most functions match, with a few enormous ones (playerupdate, projectilerender, creatureupdateall, etc.) remaining, plus two small tricky VC6 puzzles.
He suggests pointing AI agents like astra/fable at them. Each function has its own issue with source links and investigation notes, and partial improvements or semantic corrections are welcome.
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