Run an AI agent on a Nokia 110 feature phone
Author reverse-engineered a 48MB-RAM Nokia 110 to run an AI agent on it and automate a few actions.
Vulnerability hunting, reverse engineering, math, CAD, and robots.
32 use cases
Author reverse-engineered a 48MB-RAM Nokia 110 to run an AI agent on it and automate a few actions.
Opus 5.5 agents were used to identify two candidate room-temperature magnetic semiconductors, per the post's headline.
Anthropic's red team reports agents finding $4.6M worth of blockchain smart contract exploits.
An MCP server exposing 110 Ghidra tools for AI-assisted reverse engineering.
A paper on autonomous mathematical discovery in an open-world multi-agent environment.
An open-source text-to-CAD tool that produces 3D models from text and image references by generating CAD as code.
MARS is a general-purpose robot with an open onboard agentic OS built on ROS2.
GrassLobster uses agentic AI to generate parametric geometry workflows.
MathKernel is an evidence-aware multi-engine mathematics kernel exposed as an MCP server for agents to use.
MCP servers for an oscilloscope and SPICE simulator let Claude Code compare simulated circuits with real hardware measurements, closing the loop.
An OpenClaw agent running Claude drove a 16-joint printed hand, checked its actions with a USB camera, calibrated firmware and narrated in Telegram.
OpenClaw is taught a skill and rules for the NERO arm, then writes and runs Python control scripts from plain-language movement requests.
A maintainer pointed Claude at the minified Claude Desktop app to find why Cowork only runs on macOS; it found the VM and sandbox layers and mapped a route to Linux.
Tal Raviv controlled a robot via Claude Desktop with his usual email and calendar tools; it proposed patrolling the house and publishing a field journal, and did a test run.
A researcher used Claude Opus in Claude Code with Playwright MCP to decompile code, find vulnerabilities, and build a working exploit.
The author connected Claude to Ghidra through MCP to analyze and rename functions in an Atari River Raid ROM.
An account of Claude Code uncovering a long-standing vulnerability in Linux.
A Reddit user gave Claude Code a BIOS dump; it disassembled it, found the signature check and patched it, unlocking hidden settings after flashing (secondhand account).