Moon-Buggy: reverse engineered with Claude

Moon-Buggy: Reverse engineering a binary executable into a web-based version using an AI-driven MCP server. — Image: Source: www.it-connect.fr

Evidence at a glance

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AI use in the original source

“En bref : REA (Reverse Engineer Anything) est un serveur MCP open source, sous licence MIT, qui permet à un agent IA (Claude Code,…”

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Excerpts checked against the source on 30/10/2026. Author reports do not establish independent verification.

AI involvement: Reported models: Claude. Tools: REA, Ghidra. The writeup below describes the work attributed to AI.
Reported result: Works. This is the directory's source-based outcome classification.
Independent confirmation: Not reported.
Human work and limitations: The source text explicitly confirms the successful recreation of the game as a web version following the analysis of the binary using the REA server and Claude Code.

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What was done

Florian BURNEL demonstrates the use of the REA (Reverse Engineer Anything) MCP server and Claude Code to analyze the Moon-Buggy binary and reconstruct it as a web application.

Florian BURNEL reports the use of REA (Reverse Engineer Anything) to perform reverse engineering on the Moon-Buggy binary. REA functions as an open-source Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that enables AI agents, such as Claude Code, to control binary analysis tools including Ghidra, IDA, and Hopper. The author documents the workflow where the AI agent inspects the binary, retrieves code references, and identifies functions to facilitate the reconstruction of the software. The process concluded with the recreation of Moon-Buggy as a web-based application. The author notes that REA provides evidence for its conclusions by citing specific memory addresses, instructions, or constants read directly from the binary. The project is documented at https://www.it-connect.fr/rea-retro-ingenierie-ia-ghidra/.