STOP WASTING HOURS TRYING TO LEARN REA.
I built a site that turns your agent into a complete reverse engineering lab.
Pick a target, copy a prompt, paste it in.
→ http://rea-library.vercel.app
WHAT'S INSIDE:
- 12 targets: desktop apps, Electron, Android, iOS, Wi-Fi routers, network protocols, old games, websites, browser extensions, .NET/Unity, file formats, CTFs
- 18 copy-ready prompts, each built on a real REA workflow
- A 7-stop roadmap with a progress tracker
- 46 checked links: repos, books, papers, free courses
- The 12 most shared REA guides on X
Install: npx rea-agents@latest setup
PICK A TARGET → GET THE PROMPT:
- Desktop app → How does this feature work?
- Electron app → Map the app's IPC
- Android APK → Recover an algorithm from an APK
- iOS app → Explain an iOS app
- Wi-Fi router → Look inside router firmware
- Network protocol → Decode it from your own traffic
- Old game → Rebuild a game mechanic in C
- Browser extension → Audit what it reads and sends
- No target yet → Coach me through a crackme
BEST ORDER TO LEARN:
Install REA → Notes Export → Notion → CTF binary → Aegis APK → DX-Ball → then Ghidra, assembly and papers
One rule: only reverse what you own or have permission to. Rebuild from a spec, never copy the code.
Everything in one place → http://rea-library.vercel.app