Reverse engineer
anything
with your agent.
See a feature you like? This kit gets your AI agent to find out how it works, show the evidence and help you build your own. Free, step by step.
Pick a target
An app, an APK, an old game, a website. Tell the kit what you want to look inside.
→ STEP 2Copy one prompt
Install REA with one command, copy the matching prompt and paste it into Claude Code or any agent.
→ STEP 3Level up
Follow the 7-stop roadmap, read the best X guides, then go deep with books and papers.
→What do you want to look inside?
Choose a target. You get the install command, the exact prompt to paste and the two or three pages worth reading first.
Best order to learn
Seven stops, from a ten-minute first run to decompiler research. Tick each one off as you go. Your progress stays in this browser.
Prompts that turn your agent into an RE lab
Each prompt names the REA workflow to start from, the evidence to collect and what to hand back. Click a card to read it in full. Highlighted parts are yours to fill in.
The lab lead prompt
Sets the rules once: evidence over guesses, observations kept apart from inferences, clean-room rewrites only, and a stop when the target is off limits.
The most shared REA guides
Long-form articles and threads that blew up when REA went viral. Start with the articles marked in yellow.
Third-party posts. Some quote star counts and results we haven't checked, so treat numbers as claims. Guides that pitch REA for getting paid software or premium features for free are left out on purpose.
The whole library
Every link from the REA Team roadmap, checked and sorted. Use the console at the bottom of the screen to filter or search. Press / to jump to search.
Use it on things you're allowed to open
Reverse engineering rules differ by country and by license. Practise on open-source apps, CTF binaries and software you own or have permission to analyse. Rebuild features from a written spec, not from copied code, and leave DRM, licence checks and anti-cheat alone.