Morse
Morse is a tool that allows users to reverse engineer and modify closed-source desktop applications by leveraging AI to inject code and features.
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About Morse
Morse is a desktop utility designed to modify the interface and behavior of closed-source applications. It functions by inspecting a running application and using AI—specifically Claude Code, Codex, or a user-provided API key—to generate and apply code changes based on user prompts and visual context. When a user requests a modification, Morse transmits the user's instructions, the selected UI element, and a screenshot to the AI, which then writes the necessary code to implement the change. These modifications are saved as 'mods' that persist across application restarts. Morse supports desktop applications built on web technologies (such as VS Code, Slack, and Spotify) and websites. It also includes experimental support for native applications via Frida DBI, which allows for instrumentation of binary processes. The tool operates without a central server or user account, ensuring that mods remain local to the user's machine. It is important to note that Morse does not bypass backend authentication or provide free access to paid services; it is limited to modifying the interface and behavior accessible on the client side. While the tool is actively developed, some features like native application instrumentation are currently experimental and require optional dependencies.
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