@tspy: So Far, the Best Guide to Using the Reverse Engineering Tool REA I've turned reverse analysis and development into a fu…

So Far, the Best Guide to Using the Reverse Engineering Tool REA I've turned reverse analysis and development into a fully automated workbench: Grok Bot + REA + Claude Code + DeepSeek + Cursor CLI The division of labor is as follows: · Grok Bot acts as the chief commander, helping me install tools, set up environments, assign tasks, verify results, and report back on the cloud PC · REA is an open-source reverse engineering tool responsible for decompiling apps, reading code, and capturing pages; it doesn't call large models itself · Claude Code is the agent that calls REA for analysis, integrating REA's 139 tools via MCP · DeepSeek is the model powering Claude Code, using its Anthropic-compatible interface; normally use the cheap deepseek-flash, switch to v4-pro for tough tasks · Cursor CLI is dedicated to development, writing code based on the reverse analysis results Setup only takes three steps: 1. Point Claude Code's interface address to http://api.deepseek.com/anthropic, with the key read from the local machine file 2. Run rea setup --client claude_code to register REA into Claude Code 3. Hand all development projects to Cursor CLI (authorize login) You just need to chat with grok bot, telling it which software to reverse or which tool to replicate. The entire process runs in the terminal on the cloud PC desktop, so you can watch it anytime. Perfect for people who want to replicate or study open-source software. You can directly @ bot to have it deploy following this plan! Friendly reminder: Don't use claude or gpt models for reverse analysis!!!