StudioLASIK released open source: undoes BLA hardening so AI coding agents can read code again
Original title: anti-anti-REA: A tool that undoes BLA hardening so coding agents can read the code again
Reddit user u/morphh7 released LASIK (LLM Agents Sight In Kode), an open-source tool that counters BLA, a tool that fills code with gibberish and obfuscation to deter AI agents. LASIK reads hardened builds without running them, removes only what it can prove is protection, and writes a clean copy for agents like Claude Code and Codex; unhardened code comes back byte for byte unchanged. Across BLA's public crackmes it cuts token usage from about 21M to 17k, covers 21 formats including JS bundles, WebAssembly, Electron apps, Python, Android APKs and model files, and is MIT-licensed via npx lasik-agents or as an MCP server.
The author open-sources LASIK with token-usage comparisons and format coverage, letting readers assess its practicality for obfuscated-code scenarios.
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