Craft Anything: Open-source Rust engine for AI-driven software reverse engineering and recreation

·2026.11.07 09:30

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The tool uses 320 CLI and MCP tools to analyze native apps, websites, and games, then directs coding agents to rebuild them in a clean-room or deep mode.

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Craft Anything is an open-source, 100% Rust-based engine that analyzes the structure and behavior of software (websites, apps, games) and uses AI coding agents to recreate them.
It provides 320 tools accessible via CLI and MCP, allowing any compatible agent to drive the Study, Build, Check, and Ready workflow.
The default Clean Room mode restricts analysis to external observations (screenshots, visible text, layout) to avoid reading internal code, while Deep mode enables full binary inspection using Ghidra.
Currently in early alpha, the tool supports macOS, Windows, Linux, FreeBSD, and WebAssembly, with Claude Code as the primary supported coding agent.

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