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OCTOBER’S MOST TRENDING GITHUB REPO: REA (Reverse Engineer Anything). 86.7K ⭐️ on GitHub, +25K just today. It lets your AI agent take apart almost any app and tell you how it works. Free and open source. Here’s the idea: You see a feature you like in some app. You...

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tobarravor 15 Tagen

github está on fire con esto

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céline ✧vor 15 Tagen

absolutely

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angelvor 15 Tagen

wait what this is insane

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céline ✧vor 15 Tagen

ong!

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ryu.vor 15 Tagen

como?? madre mia , esta repo es una completa locura

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céline ✧vor 15 Tagen

yess

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karlavor 15 Tagen

reverse engineering speedrun any%

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Albavor 15 Tagen

no source code needed is actually wild

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céline ✧vor 15 Tagen

i know!!

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rob.vor 15 Tagen

puedo usarlo con discord?

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céline ✧vor 15 Tagen

yes, i used it with discord yesterday

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HawksTvor 15 Tagen

wonder how long until apps start shipping obfuscation just to slow down agents lol

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dravenvor 15 Tagen

86.7k stars for a reason

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céline ✧vor 15 Tagen

absolutely

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Marcovor 15 Tagen

+25k estrellas en un dia, la verdad que poco me parece para esta locura

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céline ✧vor 15 Tagen

so real

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yuulia ✟vor 15 Tagen

this is crazy crazy

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Vivivor 15 Tagen

esto es brujería pero legal

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céline ✧vor 15 Tagen

hahahah

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MS.¥vor 15 Tagen

esto es brujería pero legal

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céline ✧vor 15 Tagen

😂😂

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Ryoru 𒌐vor 15 Tagen

bookmarked, testing it tonight

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céline ✧vor 15 Tagen

lmk

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brenz.vor 15 Tagen

lo probare

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céline ✧vor 15 Tagen

lmk!!

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SONIAvor 15 Tagen

normal que este trending esto es loco

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céline ✧vor 15 Tagen

yess

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gusvor 15 Tagen

ok this is lowkey genius

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céline ✧vor 15 Tagen

its so alpha

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Kevin Moreiravor 15 Tagen

devs about to learn so much from this

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céline ✧vor 15 Tagen

fr!

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ronixvor 15 Tagen

esto es como tener rayos x para apps

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céline ✧vor 15 Tagen

Hahahah literally

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tobavor 15 Tagen

everything staying local is the best part

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céline ✧vor 15 Tagen

yess tbh

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adrivor 15 Tagen

finally i can stop guessing how apps work

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Paulo Pierrondi | AI agents in productionvor 15 Tagen

Reading how an app works was never the moat. The moat is what a reverse-engineer can't see: the data, the support history, the approvals that decide what ships. Cloning a feature is a weekend now. Running it reliably for a year still isn't.

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David Arnalvor 15 Tagen

The “show me the proof” part is what stands out. Can it reliably distinguish observed behavior from an educated guess when the app’s internals are opaque?

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E_geniusvor 15 Tagen

+25k stars in a day for a tool that takes apart any app. every saas founder reading this just felt their moat get a little shallower lol

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rachitvor 15 Tagen

saved

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bernivor 15 Tagen

free and open source? say less

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naldz.vor 15 Tagen

me opening discord just to understand the typing dots

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céline ✧vor 15 Tagen

me too hahah

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kai.vor 15 Tagen

claude code con esto es otro nivel

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Paulo Pierrondi | AI agents in productionvor 14 Tagen

Agents that can take apart any app are powerful, so the permission layer matters. Mine can inspect and propose all day, but anything that writes or sends goes through me.

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CesarAGvor 15 Tagen

my agent about to know discord better than discord devs

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BNELLYvor 15 Tagen

saved

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ari.vor 15 Tagen

this is how you actually learn to code

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catmanvor 15 Tagen

REA can inspect Mac, Linux, Windows, Android apps, Electron apps, and websites, while keeping the analysis on your computer; that helps explain behavior without handing over source code.

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小明叔叔看AI · Uncle Xiaomingvor 14 Tagen

The most interesting part isn't the reverse engineering — it's that REA turns every proprietary app into a free textbook. Your competitors' UX decisions, their API design, their edge cases: suddenly all readable. The real moat was never the code itself, it was the "how it works" knowledge locked inside. REA just turned that knowledge into a commodity.

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Ahmadvor 15 Tagen

people are gonna take apart so many apps with this

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