Study
Inspect the target and keep the evidence behind each finding.
An open-source ArtCraft tool that studies a website, app, game, or file, then asks a coding agent already on your computer to build a new project and check it.
The public README describes a pure-Rust engine. It does not ship its own frontier model. Inspection can run without an AI call. Building a new project needs a coding agent you sign in to yourself. Claude Code is the first adapter the project says it runs; other adapters are partial or unverified.
Public write-ups in the first days of November 2026 describe a 1 November launch from the same ArtCraft group as PhotoCraft. Search interest moved with that launch. This deck does not graph a private heat score or a star count, because both move faster than a citation.
Inspect the target and keep the evidence behind each finding.
A coding agent writes a new project in the stack you name.
Compare the build with the original and list what still differs.
Open the result, or ask for another pass.
The README says this is the default. It works from what a visitor can see: screenshots, visible text, measured layout. Tools that would read internals are refused.
Opt-in. Code, files, and, when installed, Ghidra can be used. The project frames this as private use.
The app is supposed to ask before it steps outside the rules you set.
An egui app with a simple path and an advanced workbench.
The README says each tool is also a command, so an agent can drive the engine.
The same tools are exposed to other agents. No model is required just to inspect.
The status block says the app, CLI, and engine are in early alpha.
To explain a site you operate, recover a project you own, or learn how a program is put together.
To ship a lookalike of someone else’s product, or to skip reading what the target’s license allows.
Partial adapters, rough checks, and docs that disagree on the exact tool count.
Craft Anything is a Rust inspection engine plus your own coding agent. Clean-room is the default. Deep mode is a choice with a rights question attached. The interesting part is the check, not the slogan.
Public sources, read in November 2026. Projects move. Claims marked as project statements were not remeasured for this deck.