REA doubles to 380,000 stars in twelve days
The MCP server that hands agents Ghidra, APK, firmware and network capture tools went from 188,986 stars on 13 October to 380,818 on 25 October.
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The MCP server that hands agents Ghidra, APK, firmware and network capture tools went from 188,986 stars on 13 October to 380,818 on 25 October.
One prompt to Claude Code lists the servers the vacuum calls, what each one receives, and gives a switch to cut the ones its owner never agreed to.
Run from a computer on the home network, Claude Opus 5.5 found the devices on the Wi-Fi and wired them into a single chat. The post shares the prompt, step by step.
Its owner reverse engineered the TV with Opus 5.5 so their assistant drives it like Jarvis: say one sentence and Netflix opens and scrolls itself, no remote.
Awesome Reverse-Engineered lists the repos that exist because someone took apart an app, a device, a format or a game. CC0 data, refreshed every night, with a skill for agents. The projects on Hard Hub come from it.
A Mac and iPhone app that draws the home from one floor plan file and drives lights and air conditioners through Tuya, Home Assistant, Hue and Apple Home. Assistants plug in over MCP.
An ESP32 firmware and a Linux SDK to build gadgets for the Muse assistant, and a skills folder: one Markdown guide per device family, telling an agent how to find the device, set it up and check the result.
Built from data that Home Assistant installs share by choice since 2026.2: for each device, whether it needs the internet, and which integrations and protocols it uses.