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.
Awesome AI Agents › MCP Server Framework
XERJ is a local-first search engine and MCP server built for AI coding agents. A single Rust binary indexes a project's code, documentation, specifications, logs, JSONL/CSV data and PDFs, then exposes that index through an Elasticsearch-compatible API as well as an MCP server endpoint. It supports BM25 full-text search, vector search, hybrid search, code-aware search and a persistent agent memory layer, letting an agent look up relevant context instead of loading entire files or relying only on the model's context window. The project is positioned as a drop-in retrieval backend for agent harnesses such as Claude Code and Cursor, and for any other MCP-compatible client: the agent calls the MCP tool, XERJ returns cited answers drawn from the indexed corpus, and the agent continues its task with grounded context. Indexing is automatic and zero-config once pointed at a directory, so a repository or document set becomes searchable without a separate database to provision or manage. The maintainers also ship "Corpus Hub" packs, which are prebuilt indexes of external reference material that can be attached alongside a project's own index. Being a single local binary with no required external services makes it easy to run alongside an existing agent workflow on a developer machine or in CI, and the project reports meaningfully fewer tokens spent on reference lookups when agents use XERJ instead of re-reading files directly. It targets developers and teams building or using AI coding agents who need a fast, self-hosted way to give those agents structured, searchable memory over a codebase and its surrounding documentation.
https://github.com/xerj-org/xerj
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