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REAP: 55 Reverse Engineering Prompts for REA Released

·2026.10.22 18:30

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A repository organizing 55 reverse engineering prompts for REA integration into 17 categories has been released.

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  • The repository REAP has been released, categorizing 55 prompts designed for use with coding agents in conjunction with REA (Reverse Engineer Anything) into 17 fields
  • Most prompts focus on a single feature and require evidence citations such as files, functions, and addresses, while some explicitly distinguish between facts, reasoning, and unverified status (13 prompts) and prioritize static analysis (7 prompts)
  • It instructs the generation of specific deliverables for 17 fields, including firmware, kernels, game WASM, anti-cheat, DMA, and software cracking research
  • Created by security researcher Joas A Santos, not the official REA development team, with 6 prompts and wording identical to those on madewithrea.com
  • Prompts related to anti-cheat or cracking restrict usage to strict scopes, such as ownership and offline environments
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