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8 use cases
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Read and sandbox a brand new skill before you install it
Repo: wheresryan22/anatomy
Follow the habit seen in the field of checking a fresh repo's scripts before running an unknown skill.
- Top pick
- Seen in the wild
Evidence: X, Oct 2026 · X, Oct 2026
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Test an agent's permission boundaries before granting it delete access
Repo: ifixai-ai/iFixAi
Point the audit at your agent's endpoint to see whether it respects role limits before you widen its powers.
- Seen in the wild
Evidence: X, Oct 2026 · X, Oct 2026
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Pull apart a game's web build
Repo: morluto/rea
Use your agent to inspect a game's WASM web build and surface what it contains.
- Seen in the wild
Evidence: X, Oct 2026
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List modules and IPC in an Electron app
Repo: morluto/rea
Run one command on an extracted Electron app or ASAR to see its modules, imports and process boundaries.
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List types and methods in a Unity game
Repo: morluto/rea
Decode a Unity IL2CPP metadata file to see assembly images, type names and method names.
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Get readable pseudocode from a native binary
Repo: morluto/rea
Connect your agent to Hopper, Ghidra or IDA and ask what a native program's function does.
- Seen in the wild
Evidence: Reddit
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Find harmful chains of allowed actions with Policy Lab
Repo: ifixai-ai/iFixAi
Use the offline Policy Lab to find the shortest harmful sequence of permitted actions and test permission fixes.
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Check what an Android APK declares and does
Repo: morluto/rea
Inspect an APK's manifest, classes and decompiled methods to see what the app declares.
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