Craft Anything

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See how any website, app or game works, then have AI build your own version; an open-source, clean-room engine in pure Rust.
Point it at a target, say what you want, and it studies the original with real inspection tools,
has a coding agent build a new project, checks the result against the original and refines it.

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_{A website project: each check says how alike the build is, you approve anything outside the rules, and the plan shows what's left.}

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🔍 Study anything Websites, desktop apps, phone apps, games and files: real inspection tools find out how they're built and what they do, with the evidence behind every answer.

🛠️ Build your own Say what you want ("Recreate this website", "Recreate this game's gameplay in Rust") and a coding agent builds a new project in the stack you ask for.

✅ Checked, not guessed Every build is compared with the original (pages at three screen widths, a game's own self-test, an app's runs) and refined until it's close.

🤖 Agent-ready 314 tools, each one a CLI command and an MCP tool, so any agent can drive the same engine the app uses. No AI is needed to inspect.

How it works

Point Craft Anything at a target, say what you want, and press Start. It works in four steps, asking you in plain words when a decision is yours:

1. Study: inspect the original: its pages at every width, its code, its files, how it runs.
2. Build: a coding agent builds a new project, in the language, framework or engine your request names (or a sensible default).
3. Check: compare the build with the original and list what doesn't match yet.
4. Ready: open, play or preview the result, or ask for changes and it refines it.

Make: pick what to recreate, say what you want, press Start.

Ready: play the game, or ask for changes below.

Two ways to use it

• Simple (default): "What do you want to make?" Pick a website, app or game, describe it, press Start. A project page shows the four steps (Study → Build → Check → Ready), what the agent is doing in plain words, question and approval cards, how alike the result is, and buttons to open the result or its folder. Ask for changes in the box at the bottom. "Just look inside" opens a target for questions without building anything (in Deep mode).
• Advanced: the full workbench: every tool (Ctrl/Cmd+K), functions, strings, pseudo-C, disassembly, hex, call graphs, evidence, unknowns, jobs, logs and the agent console.

Both modes drive the same engine.

Clean room or Deep

• Clean room (the default): nothing inside the original is read, not its code, files or page source. Craft Anything works from what you can see: pictures you add, the website as a visitor sees it (screenshots, visible text, measured layout, colours, fonts and spacing, menus opened) and, when you allow it, a picture of the app's window. Tools that would look inside are refused and say how to turn on Deep mode.
• Deep: every tool is used, for your private use. A program's code and files are read with the built-in engines (and Ghidra when it's installed), a website's JavaScript is read and its start page watched, and the builder may use all of them.

Switch in the title bar or Settings, with settings_set deep_mode true, or for one CLI run with --deep (or --clean-room).