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If you ship an Electron app, a JS bundle or a binary, AI agents can now pick it apart cheaply, and BLA is a free way to make that cost real again.
BLA is an open-source CLI and MCP server that rewrites your own build artifacts so automated analysis agents burn time and tokens on decoys instead of your logic. It covers 19 formats, from JS bundles and Electron apps to Python, WebAssembly and native binaries, and claims runtime behaviour is unchanged. Install is one npx command, with skills for Claude Code, Cursor and Codex. The README is unusually candid: several tool paths are untested and the cost multipliers are the author's own estimates.
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