I’m using a paid version of a software that originally started as an open-source project on GitHub. The developer now only releases compiled builds, and I’d like to restore full transparency by rebuilding a readable source code version. The project is mostly written in Python, with some C++ libraries used for performance and AI acceleration. My goal is to reconstruct the functional source code so I can review it locally and understand exactly what it does. What I can provide • The original open-source GitHub version for reference • The paid installer and compiled executables • Configuration files and local model files used by the software What I’m looking for Reverse-engineer or decompile the paid build, using the open-source version for comparison. Rebuild a clean, organized source folder that reflects the current paid version’s functionality. Include simple build instructions so I can compile and verify it on my side. Highlight any sections related to security, privacy, or external dependencies. I’ll work alongside you during the process. I have some basic reverse-engineering knowledge but I need someone with strong experience in Ghidra, IDA, or Python decompilers. The work is strictly for personal audit and will stay private. If you’re familiar with mixed Python/C++ projects and can document your process clearly, please explain how you’d approach this and estimate the time needed.