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webcrack-deobfuscate

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Run the webcrack CLI on JavaScript files to deobfuscate, unminify, and unbundle them BEFORE reading or analyzing them. Use this skill any time the user provides a `.js`, `.mjs`, or `.cjs` file and wants Claude to read, analyze, explain, audit, modify, reverse-engineer, debug, or understand it — especially if the file appears minified, bundled (webpack/browserify/rollup/parcel), or obfuscated (obfuscator.io, string arrays, control-flow flattening, hex identifiers like `_0xabc123`). Trigger this skill even when the user does NOT explicitly say "deobfuscate" — the goal is that Claude is always reasoning about readable code rather than mangled output. Also trigger when the user pastes a long single-line JavaScript blob into chat. Do NOT trigger for clearly hand-written, well-formatted source files.

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