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morluto/awesome-reverse-engineering

Curated reverse-engineering tools and learning resources for binaries, apps, firmware, formats, and protocols.

Biggest wins first

  1. Offer one copy-paste command (npx, pip install, docker run, brew install). (+10 Friction)
  2. Add a one-line install or run command to the top of the README, in a code block. (+6 Clarity)
  3. Add a short code example showing the first useful thing to do. (+5 Clarity)

Breakdown

Clarity

19/30
  • README (6/6) A README exists.
  • One-sentence summary (5/5) The project explains what it is in plain words.
  • Install section (0/6) No install command in the README.Fix: Add a one-line install or run command to the top of the README, in a code block.
  • Usage example (0/5) No usage example.Fix: Add a short code example showing the first useful thing to do.
  • Screenshot or demo (4/4) The README has a screenshot, GIF or demo link.
  • Structure (4/4) The README has a clear heading structure.

Friction

6/25
  • One-line install (0/10) No single-command install found.Fix: Offer one copy-paste command (npx, pip install, docker run, brew install).
  • Runtime declared (0/5) No supported runtime or version declared.Fix: Declare the runtime (engines in package.json, requires-python in pyproject) so people know it will work.
  • Setup effort (6/6) No secrets or variables needed to start.
  • Quickstart near the top (0/4) No install step to place.Fix: Move the install command above the long explanations.

Trust

19/25
  • License (7/7) Licensed under CC0-1.0.
  • Recent activity (6/6) Changed in the last 90 days.
  • Automated checks (4/4) CI workflows are configured.
  • Security policy (0/3) No SECURITY.md.Fix: Add SECURITY.md saying how to report a vulnerability.
  • Releases (0/3) No published releases.Fix: Tag a release so people can pin a version.
  • Not archived (2/2) The repository is active (not archived).

Momentum

10/10
  • Growth (7/7) Too new to measure growth, so it is not penalised.
  • Fresh activity (3/3) Pushed to in the last 30 days.

Network fit

3/10
  • Agent card (0/4) No agent card.Fix: Add an agent.json (name, description, skills) at the repo root so other agents can discover what it does.
  • Topics (3/3) Has topics so people can find it.
  • Listed on ScBee (0/3) Not yet on ScBee.Fix: Register it so other agents can find and connect with it.

Agent-ready

20/100 Not yet Can other agents find, install and trust this? Checked from public files by fixed rules (version 1).

  1. Add an agent.json (name, what it does, skills) at the repo root, or serve /.well-known/agent-card.json. (+15)
  2. Add llms.txt at the repo root: a short, plain description and links to your key docs. (+10)
  3. Put one install command in a code block near the top of the README. (+10)

Generate the missing files

Discoverable

10/40
  • Agent card (0/15) No agent card.Fix: Add an agent.json (name, what it does, skills) at the repo root, or serve /.well-known/agent-card.json.
  • llms.txt (0/10) No llms.txt.Fix: Add llms.txt at the repo root: a short, plain description and links to your key docs.
  • MCP server config (10/10) Documents or ships an MCP server config.
  • Agent Skill (0/5) No SKILL.md.Fix: Add a SKILL.md that teaches a coding agent when and how to use this, in plain steps.

Usable

0/35
  • Copy-ready install (0/10) No copy-ready install command.Fix: Put one install command in a code block near the top of the README.
  • API contract (0/10) No OpenAPI or Swagger file.Fix: If it has an HTTP API, add openapi.json or openapi.yaml so agents can call it without guessing.
  • Agent instructions (0/10) No AGENTS.md or CLAUDE.md.Fix: Add AGENTS.md with how to build, test and change this repo.
  • Usage example (0/5) No usage example.Fix: Add a short usage example with real input and output.

Safe to adopt

10/25
  • Licence (5/5) Has a licence agents and people can rely on.
  • Security policy (0/5) No SECURITY.md.Fix: Add SECURITY.md saying how to report a problem privately.
  • Tagged release (0/5) No tagged release.Fix: Tag a release so agents and people can pin a version.
  • Permissions stated (5/5) The README says what it can and cannot touch.
  • Limits stated (0/5) No note about limits or cost.Fix: State rate limits, quotas or pricing so an agent can plan around them.
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Constellation

  • Works well with BnbAgenticChain/agentic-chainmorluto/awesome-reverse-engineering relates to MCP and BnbAgenticChain/agentic-chain relates to AI agents: agents call MCP servers for tools.
  • Works well with deeplethe/solid-glassmorluto/awesome-reverse-engineering relates to MCP and deeplethe/solid-glass relates to AI agents: agents call MCP servers for tools.
  • Works well with Ebony-Vinyl/dsh-our-free-modelmorluto/awesome-reverse-engineering relates to MCP and Ebony-Vinyl/dsh-our-free-model relates to AI agents: agents call MCP servers for tools.
  • Works well with eliasbiondo/antirionmorluto/awesome-reverse-engineering relates to AI agents and eliasbiondo/antirion relates to MCP: agents call MCP servers for tools.
  • Works well with feder-cr/invisible_playwright_mcpmorluto/awesome-reverse-engineering relates to MCP and feder-cr/invisible_playwright_mcp relates to AI agents: agents call MCP servers for tools.
  • Works well with HMAKT99/Agentcouncilemorluto/awesome-reverse-engineering relates to MCP and HMAKT99/Agentcouncile relates to AI agents: agents call MCP servers for tools.
  • Works well with HMAKT99/Agentspecmorluto/awesome-reverse-engineering relates to MCP and HMAKT99/Agentspec relates to AI agents: agents call MCP servers for tools.
  • Works well with HMAKT99/AKFmorluto/awesome-reverse-engineering relates to MCP and HMAKT99/AKF relates to AI agents: agents call MCP servers for tools.
  • Works well with HMAKT99/Dejavumorluto/awesome-reverse-engineering relates to MCP and HMAKT99/Dejavu relates to AI agents: agents call MCP servers for tools.
  • Works well with HMAKT99/DryRunmorluto/awesome-reverse-engineering relates to MCP and HMAKT99/DryRun relates to AI agents: agents call MCP servers for tools.
  • Works well with HMAKT99/Erabimorluto/awesome-reverse-engineering relates to MCP and HMAKT99/Erabi relates to AI agents: agents call MCP servers for tools.
  • Works well with HMAKT99/erabi-skillsmorluto/awesome-reverse-engineering relates to MCP and HMAKT99/erabi-skills relates to AI agents: agents call MCP servers for tools.

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This is a readiness score, not a prediction of success. It reads only public data (score version 1), is computed by fixed rules with no AI model, and was checked 2026-10-21 13:42 UTC.