bughunt

Comprehensive bug hunting across the entire codebase using parallel specialized hunter agents

Hunts for API bugs including endpoint issues, validation problems, response format inconsistencies, and REST antipatterns.

Hunts for authentication and authorization bugs including session handling, token issues, permission bypasses, and identity flaws.

Hunts for backend bugs including API issues, business logic errors, data handling problems, and server-side vulnerabilities.

Hunts for database bugs including schema issues, query problems, migration errors, N+1 queries, and RLS policy flaws.

Hunts for dependency bugs including outdated packages, security vulnerabilities, version conflicts, and unused dependencies.

Hunts for edge case bugs including null/undefined handling, empty arrays, boundary conditions, and unusual input combinations.

Hunts for environment configuration bugs including missing variables, wrong defaults, dev/prod mismatches, and configuration drift.

Hunts for error handling bugs including missing try/catch, swallowed errors, improper error boundaries, and unclear error messages.

Hunts for frontend bugs including React/Vue issues, CSS problems, accessibility violations, responsive design issues, and UI state management bugs.

Hunts for performance bugs including N+1 queries, memory leaks, unnecessary re-renders, slow algorithms, and bundle size issues.

Hunts for security vulnerabilities including XSS, injection, exposed secrets, OWASP top 10, and authentication/authorization flaws.

Hunts for testing bugs including flaky tests, missing coverage, broken assertions, and tests that pass for wrong reasons.

Hunts for TypeScript type safety issues including any abuse, type mismatches, missing types, and unsafe type assertions.

Use when performing comprehensive bug hunting, code auditing, or finding all issues in a codebase before release or after major changes