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Storytold releases Craft Anything reverse-engineering engine for AI coding agents

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Storytold releases Craft Anything, a reverse-engineering engine that lets AI coding agents reverse-engineer websites, desktop apps and mobile apps, according to a post on X. The post says the tool runs the full reverse-engineering loop with a Grok Bot crew and can clean-room rebuild Office-class software.

The post says the release came after Claude banned REA, a reverse-engineering tool. The only source is that X post, which describes the team as having open-sourced Adobe and Microsoft's stack; no independent report or technical documentation was found to confirm the capabilities described.

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    Storytold releases Craft Anything, a reverse-engineering engine for AI coding agents

    AIStorytold releases Craft Anything, a reverse-engineering engine that lets AI coding agents reverse-engineer websites, desktop apps, and mobile apps. The post says the tool runs the full reverse-engineering loop with a Grok Bot crew and can clean-room rebuild Office-class software. The release follows Claude banning REA, a reverse-engineering tool, per the post.

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