nanashili/rea-rust
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What it is
A Rust port of REA, a local-only reverse-engineering tool offering CLI and MCP workflows. It includes a native Ghidra worker for decompilation that runs without a JVM. Still in progress, with macOS arm64 the only platform exercised so far.
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Reverse engineers and developers running local binary analysis with AI agents, MCP clients or Ghidra
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