installing rea into your laptop and performing analysis

To install the infamour REA (reverse engineer anything) we require node 24x. If you do not have that, then you will not get the prompt below and the installation will just quitely go ahead. I think many developer would be caught off guard thinking that it went well.

When you have all the pre-req, you will get a prompt like this :-


And then you will asked a few questions and choose your coding agent. 


Next, we will perform our first analysis by copying and pasting the following to my opencode.

Download https://rea.tools/examples/notes-example.zip into a new example folder and unpack it. Use REA to find what happens when I click Export notes. Show where notes.csv is written, which fields it contains, and the relevant files and lines.

And the final reesults here:- 










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