Rea is an open-source TypeScript project for reverse engineering anything with agents, from app behavior down to native binaries. It points coding agents at a target and lets them work outward from observable behavior instead of asking you to supply source.
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Start from what an app does at runtime and let the agent form hypotheses before any disassembly.
Hand an agent a compiled target and get a structured first pass instead of a blank disassembly window.
Turn a reverse engineering session into notes another engineer can pick up.
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