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Reverse engineering without the cloud: REA, a local 27B model and an uncensored build

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REA (Reverse Engineer Anything) is an MIT-licensed MCP server that gives an agent tools to look inside apps and files. Its own README is clear that the analysis runs locally. What it doesn't change is where the findings go next: to whatever model drives your agent. With Claude Code, Codex or Cursor…

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  1. 2026-10-22 18:21 · DEV Community — AI
    Reverse engineering without the cloud: REA, a local 27B model and an uncensored build

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