AI agents fully reverse-engineer 2001 GBA game Snood with byte-perfect SHA-256 match
Aizkmusic · x · 2026-09-25
Developer @Aizkmusic reports a complete AI-driven reverse engineering and decompilation of Snood for the Game Boy Advance (2001), matching the original binary byte-for-byte (SHA-256 verified). The workflow used Opus, Codex, and dozens of parallel DeepSeek V4.1 agents attacking different parts of the codebase, starting by having agents identify the original compiler. A rare full success of parallel multi-agent orchestration on a large binary RE task.
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