REA: reverse engineering with AI agents
Understand REA: MCP, CLI, Ghidra, IDA, JavaScript, Android and other targets. Installation, use cases and limits of AI-driven reverse engineering.
Understand REA: MCP, CLI, Ghidra, IDA, JavaScript, Android and other targets. Installation, use cases and limits of AI-driven reverse engineering.
From old memory management to cross-project profiling: the main features, fixes and care tips of ai-memory between versions 2.4.0 and 2.6.3.
Understand the NVIDIA B300, the HGX B300 platform, and the BIZON X9000 G5. We analyze the video featuring a Kimi K3 and vLLM benchmark for up to 128 users, along with memory, networking, power, and evaluation criteria.
Meet OpenChatCut, local-first open source editor that combines multi-track timeline, conversational AI and MCP without giving up editable projects.
DaVinci Resolve 21.1 brings a new topic to the editing desk: integration through the Model Context Protocol (MCP). The update adds a native MCP server so AI assistants can work with a structured Resolve interface, alongside more than 100 new controls and tools announced by Blackmagic Design. For editors … Read more
Install Drift on Ubuntu through Flatpak or AppImage, configure Whisper subtitles, GPU acceleration, and MCP automation.
When an AI application needs to reason, call tools, and respond to many people at once, counting FLOPS is not enough: the latency of generating each token, memory, and communication between accelerators shape the experience. The video below introduces the Cerebras CS-4, a rack system based on processors the size of … Read more
Install ai-memory 2.6.3 on Linux with systemd, MCP, and hooks. Check out the update, backup, per-project scope, and shared profile review.
One Go binary, one SQLite database, the same brain for Claude, Codex, and Grok. How to install Engram on Linux, connect it to agents, set the project name correctly, and start the daemon at boot.
Compare alternatives to Claude-Mem in Go, Rust, and C: Deja Vu for searching previously saved histories, Engram, ai-memory, mnemo, Leteo, Subcog, and other options.