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Reverse engineer software, websites, and games using Craft Anything

Study how a target website, app, game, or file works using real inspection tools, then have a coding agent build a new project in your specified tech stack, compare it against the original, and continuously refine it.

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Added 2026-11-02 · originally published 2026-11-01

Steps

  1. 1Specify your target and requirements: choose a website, app, or game, enter the URL or upload an image, and describe what you want to build.
  2. 2Step 1 (Study): Use inspection tools to examine the original version, including its responsive layouts, code, files, and execution mechanics.
  3. 3Step 2 (Build): Have the coding agent build a new project using the programming languages, frameworks, or engines you requested.
  4. 4Step 3 (Check): Compare the built version with the original and list any mismatched elements.
  5. 5Step 4 (Ready): Open, run, or preview the result, or request modifications and refinements using the input box at the bottom.
Copy-ready prompt
Please help me analyze the following target [enter target URL or application type] and create a replication plan according to these 4 steps: 1. Study the interface, layout, and features of the original version; 2. Write the build code for the new project using [specified programming language or framework]; 3. Compare it against the original to check for inconsistencies and generate a checklist; 4. Provide a final modification and refinement plan.
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