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CLAUDE.md

This file provides guidance to Claude Code (claude.ai/code) when working with code in this repository.

Project Overview

AI-assisted skills, rules, and prompts for reverse engineering (Web/JS, Android/iOS App). This is a prompt/knowledge repository, not a runnable application — there are no build steps, tests, or dependencies to install.

Repository Structure

  • skills/ — Task-oriented Claude Code skills (SKILL.md files with frontmatter). Each skill is a self-contained workflow for a specific reverse engineering task.
  • rules/ — Background knowledge documents providing reference guides, tool usage patterns, and domain expertise for reverse engineering.
  • prompts/ — Common prompt templates (planned, not yet populated).

Key MCP Dependency

This toolkit is designed to work with the js-reverse MCP server for browser debugging. The MCP provides Chrome DevTools Protocol access: network inspection, breakpoints, script source retrieval, function hooking, and JS evaluation.

Conventions

  • Skills use $ARGUMENTS as placeholder for user-provided parameters
  • Analysis progress is tracked in PROGRESS.md (created per-project, not in this repo)
  • Deobfuscation scripts go in scripts/deobfuscate_{target}.js
  • Deobfuscated output goes in source/deobfuscated/{filename}_deobf.js
  • Python algorithm implementations go in output/sign.py
  • Content is written in Chinese (Simplified)
  • Use uv to run Python and manage Python projects

Writing New Skills

Skills are defined as SKILL.md files with YAML frontmatter (name, description, argument-hint). Follow the pattern in skills/find-crypto-entry/SKILL.md: define clear step-by-step workflows with decision points and fallback paths between steps.

Writing New Rules

Rules are standalone markdown files in rules/. They should provide structured reference material (identification tables, tool command references, common patterns) rather than step-by-step workflows.