reverse-engineer-electron

To reverse-engineer an Electron app, this Skill creates a modified workspace, deterministically unminifies code, decomposes modules, and renames symbols using runtime debugging for human verification. It requires access to app resources and debuggers to analyze third-party applications.

Yes, you can unminify Electron JavaScript code deterministically without altering behavior. The Skill then decomposes the unminified modules and renames symbols through active debugging and human verification gates to ensure semantic accuracy.

Debugging a third-party Electron application requires access to the app's resources and runtime debuggers. The Skill uses these to create a runnable modified-app workspace, allowing you to identify bugs and understand internal structure without direct source code.

Semantic reverse engineering works by renaming unminified modules and symbols for clarity. This process uses active runtime debugging and human verification gates to ensure the new names accurately reflect the internal logic and behavior of the app.