Recently, a user achieved breakthrough results by using Claude Opus 4.5 for website reverse engineering in a business requirement. By providing only a startup command with the target link and calling the MCP tool, Claude automatically completed the analysis of an encrypted, authenticated, and WebSocket-communicating site. The entire process consumed approximately 300 credits and took about half an hour, successfully extracting API code including data packaging and receiving operations. During execution, Claude autonomously managed context, generated multiple sessions, and output results entirely in English without human intervention. This case demonstrates the powerful potential of artificial intelligence in automated reverse engineering, significantly reducing traditional guidance requirements and improving efficiency, offering innovative possibilities for cybersecurity and development fields, and highlighting the practical application value of AI technology.
