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Bug Hunter is a measurable, adversarial code-audit skill for AI coding agents. The default run scans and reports without editing files. Hunter makes concrete claims, Skeptic challenges them, and Referee owns the final verdict. For the latest published package, install and verify the intended agent: To use the current GitHub main source instead of the published package: Then ask the coding agent: The bug-hunter terminal command installs and verifies the skill. Scans are requested inside the coding agent. There is…

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# Bug Hunter

Bug Hunter is a measurable, adversarial code-audit skill for AI coding agents.
The default run scans and reports without editing files. Hunter makes concrete
claims, Skeptic challenges them, and Referee owns the final verdict.

## Start

For the latest published package, install and verify the intended agent:

```bash
npm exec --yes --package=@codexstar/bug-hunter@latest -- bug-hunter install --agent codex
npm exec --yes --package=@codexstar/bug-hunter@latest -- bug-hunter doctor --agent codex
```

To use the current GitHub `main` source instead of the published package:

```bash
npx --yes https://github.com/codexstar69/bug-hunter/archive/refs/heads/main.tar.gz install --agent codex
npx --yes https://github.com/codexstar69/bug-hunter/archive/refs/heads/main.tar.gz doctor --agent codex
```

Then ask the coding agent:

```text
Use the bug-hunter skill to scan this repository. Do not edit files.
Return the final report and call out every manual-review or unreviewed item.
```

The `bug-hunter` terminal command installs and verifies the skill. Scans are
requested inside the coding agent. There is no `bug-hunter scan` shell command.

## Safety

- No flags means scan-only and single-pass.
- `--loop` continues until queued coverage is complete.
- `--plan` builds remediation strategy and plan artifacts without edits.
- `--fix --approve` requests the host's reviewed/default permission mode.
- `--preview` builds strategy and fix-plan output without source edits.
- `--autonomous` explicitly permits unattended edits.
- `--auto-commit` separately grants commit permission for the approved plan.
- Referee, source-integrity, required-verification, or preservation failure
  disables fixing for the affected scope.

## Precision and adaptive execution

The runtime is precision-first and fail-closed:

- deterministic triage preserves risk order before model work;
- adaptive token-bounded chunks avoid mixed-context overflow;
- `fast`, `balanced`, and `assurance` profiles tune retrieval/review depth;
- hypothesis-driven retrieval prioritizes direct evidence and trust boundaries;
- exact content-addressed evidence reuse never bypasses current source hashes;
- required hybrid verification fails closed before Fixer authorization;
- missing, changed, or escaped assigned files cannot be reported as covered.

## Pipeline

Triage -> adaptive plan -> Recon -> retrieval -> Hunter -> documentation checks
-> Skeptic -> Referee -> optional hybrid verification -> report -> optional plan
-> optional approved Fixer -> post-fix verification

Only the Referee can confirm findings. Invalid or incomplete review is reported
as `manual-review` or `unreviewed`, never as clean.

## Canonical artifacts

Important files under `.bug-hunter/` include:

- `triage.json` — deterministic risk map and scan order
- `adaptive-plan.json` — profile, context, review, and verification policy
- `retrieval-plan.json` — hypothesis-ranked evidence under hard budgets
- `hunter-findings.json` — canonical Hunter claims
- `skeptic.json` — adversarial challenges
- `referee.json` — final verdicts
- `verification-report.json` — bounded hybrid verification evidence
- `scan-report.json` — joined final result
- `coverage.json` — per-file coverage state
- `fix-strategy.json`, `fix-plan.json`, `fixer-scope.json`, `fix-report.json`
- `benchmark-report.json` — precision/recall/calibration/cost/latency metrics

JSON is canonical; Markdown files are rendered views.

## Common agent arguments

```text
/bug-hunter
/bug-hunter src/auth
/bug-hunter --loop src/
/bug-hunter --staged
/bug-hunter --pr
/bug-hunter --pr-security
/bug-hunter --deps --threat-model
/bug-hunter --plan
/bug-hunter --fix --approve
```

Dependency parsing and reachability support JavaScript and TypeScript projects
using npm, pnpm, Yarn, or Bun lockfiles. Unsupported ecosystems return
`scanner-unsupported`; that is not a clean result.

## Quality gate

Repository changes should pass:

```bash
pnpm quality:world-class
```

The bundled benchmark fixture validates the measurement contract; it is not an
independent claim of universal superiority. See `docs/world-class-protocol.md`.

## Read next

- `README.md`: product overview and public release summary
- `docs/getting-started.md`: complete first run
- `docs/agent-installation.md`: published-package and current-source installs
- `docs/usage-guide.md`: portable prompts and workflows
- `docs/cli-reference.md`: installer commands and skill arguments
- `docs/how-it-works.md`: roles, adaptive execution, trust boundaries, outputs
- `docs/precision-protocol.md`: fail-closed evidence protocol
- `docs/world-class-protocol.md`: benchmark/adaptive/retrieval/verification design
- `docs/troubleshooting.md`: failure recovery
- `SKILL.md`: canonical orchestration contract

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