lwjjike/xbsReverseSkill

AI reverse-engineering skill directory

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ast-deobfuscation

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lwjjike/xbsReverseSkill

Skill Codex

A JavaScript cleanup workflow that uses Babel’s code-structure tools to simplify several common forms of obfuscation, including encoded strings and tangled control flow.

not rated 381 +2 3mo ago A SkillSpector: pass 146 tokens original MIT

web-js-env-patcher

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lwjjike/xbsReverseSkill

Skill Codex needs its repo

A skill for analysing and recreating the browser features that website JavaScript expects when running in Node.js. Node.js is a server-side JavaScript runtime, while browser code may depend on objects such as the DOM, storage, canvas, WebGL, workers, and network APIs.

not rated 381 +2 3mo ago A SkillSpector: pass 201 tokens original MIT

lwjjike/xbsReverseSkill

Skill Codex

A skill for tracing browser JavaScript computations back from an outgoing request, cookie, header, verification result, or WebSocket message to the code that produced it. It covers ordinary signing and encryption as well as heavily obfuscated code, WebAssembly, proof-of-work, and binary data.

not rated 381 +2 3mo ago A SkillSpector: pass 226 tokens original MIT

web-reverse-env

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lwjjike/xbsReverseSkill

Skill Codex

A browser-environment toolkit for analyzing and recreating the JavaScript objects and behaviors that websites inspect. This work is often called browser emulation or reverse engineering.

not rated 381 +2 3mo ago A SkillSpector: pass 121 tokens original MIT

web-verify-patcher

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lwjjike/xbsReverseSkill

Skill Codex

A skill for analysing website verification checks such as image tests, slider puzzles, WAF challenges, and login verification. It uses supplied page evidence to identify the type and likely provider, with authorised testing steps.

not rated 381 +2 3mo ago A SkillSpector: pass 361 tokens original MIT

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