morluto/rea
REA (Reverse Engineer Anything) is an MCP server and CLI that let AI coding agents reverse-engineer native binaries, Electron/JavaScript apps, .NET assemblies and websites, with evidence for each finding.
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apify/apify-mcp-server
The Apify MCP Server makes any Actor from the Apify Store usable as a tool by an AI assistant through the Model Context Protocol. Actors are ready-made scrapers, crawlers and automation programs, so an agent connected to the server can extract data from social networks, search engine result pages, maps, e-commerce sites and arbitrary websites without bespoke integration code. The README gives concrete examples such as the Facebook Posts Scraper for pulling posts across multiple pages and profiles, the Google Maps Email Extractor for contact details, the Google Search Results Scraper for SERPs, the Instagram Scraper for posts, profiles, places, photos and comments, and the RAG Web Browser, which searches the web, scrapes the top results and returns their content. There are two ways to run it. The hosted endpoint at mcp.apify.com uses streamable HTTP and supports OAuth, so clients such as Claude.ai or Visual Studio Code can connect with only a URL, or with an Authorization bearer header carrying an Apify API token; the hosted server also carries newer features such as output schema inference for structured Actor results. Alternatively the server runs locally over standard input and output via npx @apify/actors-mcp-server with an APIFY_TOKEN environment variable, which suits command-line and desktop clients. The legacy server-sent-events endpoint has been removed in favour of streamable HTTP. The server also supports agentic payments, either through an AGI token that can run any Actor, or per request via direct x402 for pay-per-event Actors, or via Skyfire. It is written in TypeScript, published on npm, and exposes tools, resources and prompts along with telemetry. Because client support for dynamic tool discovery varies, the documentation lists tested clients including Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor and VS Code.
https://github.com/apify/apify-mcp-server
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