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REA Prompts
REA Prompts is a curated collection of prompts for AI coding agents to reverse engineer software and applications.
REA Prompts is a curated collection of ready-to-paste prompts designed for AI coding agents. It helps developers and researchers reverse engineer software, from native binaries, firmware, and kernels to games, Electron apps, APKs, and websites. Users can trace features, explore native binaries, clone software behavior, analyze Android APKs, and conduct vulnerability research. The toolset enforces narrow questions, evidence citations, and structured analysis to prevent the AI from confabulating. It is intended for security research, interoperability, CTFs, and testing the protection of your own software.
REA Prompts at a glance
Key features
- Trace a button to its effect
- Understand an executable
- Audit an APK
- Test my own product's protections
- Compare two versions
- Recover a rule and rebuild it
- Firmware image triage
Use it for
- Reverse engineer native binaries and firmware
- Clone software behavior and features
- Analyze Android applications and APKs
- Conduct vulnerability research and patch diffing
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- Rea Faang — It gives coding agents structured starting points to build complex products.
- REA Reconstruction Companion — Turns reverse-engineering evidence into testable requirements and roadmaps.
- Promptfoo — It simulates real users to uncover agent and RAG vulnerabilities.
- 16x Prompt — Manage code context and compare multiple LLM responses side-by-side easily.
- Reverify — Prevents AI hallucinations by grounding all structural and behavioral claims in binary or source artifacts.
- Apk Reverse — Provides procedural agent instructions and scripts to avoid repetitive reverse engineering errors.
- Reticle — Verifies agent code changes by replaying application flows.
- jevgrep — Reduces coding agent costs by providing targeted, relevant repository context.
- code2prompt — Written in Rust for high speed and efficiency when handling large codebases.
- Open ReverseLab — It organizes reverse engineering tasks into runnable, agent-native workflows.
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