Inside REA: MIT-Licensed Agent Reverse-Engineering Suite With 1,618 Commits
rohanpaul_ai · x · 2026-10-09
GitHub details for REA (Reverse Engineer Anything): an MIT-licensed project with 29.7k stars, 3.5k forks, and 1,618 commits, built to reverse engineer everything from app behavior down to native binaries using agents. The repo includes skill sources, a CLI, decompiler and static-analysis modules, and MCP/Claude Code/Codex integration, with use cases spanning CTF and binary analysis. Site: rea.tools.
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