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AI Reverse Engineering with OpenClaw and MCP
11 students
Created byPaul Chin, PhD
Last updated 6/2026
English

What you'll learn

  • What is Model Context Protocol (MCP) and how it connects AI to tools
  • What is OpenClaw and how it enables multi-tool workflows
  • How AI agent remembers workflows
  • Connecting AI to Debuggers
  • Prompt engineering for binary analysis
  • How to easily fix OpenClaw issues
  • Managing different AI Models
  • Use OpenRouter Free Models with OpenClaw
  • Using Codex and Claude Code with OpenClaw
  • Dynamic and static analaysis
  • Connecting OpenClaw to x64dbg, ghidra and dnSpy using MCP
  • Using OpenClaw to interpret assembly code to derive serial key
  • Using OpenClaw to create keygens, bypass Trial Period, disable Nags
  • and more. . .

Course content

15 sections27 lectures2h 56m total length
  • Introduction6:02

    Intro and welcome to the course.

Requirements

  • Familiarity with tools like debuggers or disassemblers (helpful, not required)
  • No prior AI experience needed — you’ll learn everything step-by-step
  • A paid ChatGPT plus subscription, but I will also show how to use OpenRouter Free Models

Description

Step into the next evolution of reverse engineering — where AI doesn’t just assist you… it works with you.

In this course, you’ll learn how to build AI-powered reverse engineering workflows by combining:

  • OpenClaw (multi-tool AI orchestration)

  • Model Context Protocol (MCP)

  • LLMs

Instead of manually analyzing binaries step-by-step, you’ll design systems where an AI agent automate your workflow using several LLMs at your disposal — just like a team of intelligent reverse engineers.

Welcome to AI Reverse Engineering with OpenClaw & MCP — where reverse engineering meets autonomous AI systems.

Why This Course is Different

Most AI + reverse engineering courses stop at:

        “Ask ChatGPT to explain assembly”

This course goes far beyond that.

You will learn how to:

1. Connect AI directly to real tools (debuggers, disassemblers and decompilers)
2. Use MCP as the bridge between tools and AI
3. Use OpenClaw as the brain to orchestrate multiple reverse engineering tools

4. Use ChatGPT plus paid subscription to use its codex service

5. Use OpenRouter Free Models

This is not theory.
This is hands-on AI-powered reversing.

What You’ll Learn

Foundations

  • What is Model Context Protocol (MCP) and how it connects AI to tools

  • What is OpenClaw and how it enables multi-tool workflows


AI + Reverse Engineering Integration

  • Connecting AI to:

    • Debuggers (x64dbg, etc.)

    • Disassemblers & decompilers (Ghidra, etc.)

  • Structuring context for reverse engineering tasks

  • Prompt engineering for binary analysis

Who This Course Is For

  • Reverse engineers who want to increase their productivity with AI

  • Malware analysts looking to automate workflows

  • Ethical hackers and pentesters exploring AI-driven tooling

  • Developers curious about multi-tool AI systems

  • Anyone interested in AI + cybersecurity integration

Why You Should Take This Course

AI is no longer just a helper.

With OpenClaw + MCP, it becomes:

  • A collaborator

  • A tool operator

  • A workflow orchestrator

Instead of doing everything manually, you’ll build a system where:

AI agents analyze binaries
AI agents communicate with tools
AI agents call multiple tools that assist each other
And you guide the process at a higher level

This is the future of reverse engineering.

Enroll now — and start building your own AI reverse engineering lab with OpenClaw & MCP.

Who this course is for:

  • Reverse engineers who want to increase their productivity by using AI
  • Malware analysts looking to automate workflows
  • Ethical hackers and pentesters exploring AI-driven tooling
  • Developers curious about multi-tooling AI systems
  • Anyone interested in AI + cybersecurity integration using OpenClaw