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Reverse Engineer ANYTHING with AI using REA (Reverse Engineer Anything), Claude Code, Codex, and MCP! In this video, we explore how AI agents can analyze applications, websites, JavaScript, Electron apps, and native binaries to understand how software actually works. GitHub Repository: https://github.com/morluto/rea Official Website: https://rea.tools/ What if you could understand how an application works without having access to its original source code? Meet REA (Reverse Engineer Anything), an open-source reverse engineering toolkit that connects powerful analysis tools with AI coding agents through the Model Context Protocol (MCP). REA helps AI agents investigate software behavior, inspect code structures, trace application logic, and understand how features are implemented. In this video, we'll explore REA, how AI-powered reverse engineering works, and how developers can use MCP tools with coding agents to investigate existing software. WHAT IS REA (REVERSE ENGINEER ANYTHING)? REA is an open-source reverse engineering toolkit designed to work with AI coding assistants like Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, Cursor, and Gemini CLI. It connects AI agents with tools for investigating software, including: JavaScript and Electron application analysis Website structure and runtime behavior Native binary inspection and decompilation Android APK analysis .NET assembly inspection Static code analysis Application architecture and dependency analysis Reverse engineering with Ghidra, Hopper, and IDA MCP-based AI agent workflows WHAT YOU'LL EXPLORE IN THIS VIDEO 1. What is reverse engineering? 2. What is REA (Reverse Engineer Anything)? 3. How AI agents can reverse engineer software 4. How REA integrates with Claude Code and Codex 5. Understanding MCP (Model Context Protocol) 6. Setting up REA on your machine 7. Understanding application internals without source code 8. Exploring real-world reverse engineering use cases 9. How developers can use REA to understand software features GET STARTED WITH REA Install and configure REA using: npx rea-agents setup Requirements: A supported Node.js version and npm. Some analysis workflows require additional tools. Documentation: https://github.com/morluto/rea Official Guides: https://rea.tools/guides/ WHO SHOULD WATCH THIS VIDEO? This video is for software engineers, full-stack developers, AI engineers, security researchers, open-source contributors, and anyone interested in AI coding agents, reverse engineering, MCP servers, or understanding how software works internally. Whether you're learning reverse engineering for the first time or experimenting with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and developer automation, REA is an interesting open-source project worth exploring. CONNECT WITH ME GitHub: https://github.com/aadityakumarsah LinkedIn:   / aaditya-sah-516178308   X (Twitter): https://x.com/aadityakumarsa Instagram:   / aadityaaa___7   I share content about software engineering, system design, backend development, AI agents, Rust, open source, and building real-world projects. If you enjoy learning about developer tools, AI-powered coding, open-source projects, and software engineering, consider subscribing to the channel. Drop a comment: What application or feature would you like to reverse engineer using AI? DISCLAIMER Use reverse engineering tools responsibly and only on software you own or are authorized to analyze. REA is an independent open-source project by morluto. #ReverseEngineering #REA #ClaudeCode #AIAgents #MCP #Codex #SoftwareEngineering #OpenSource