AI-powered bug bounty hunting - recon to report, in your terminal.
Free Setup
·
Quick Start
·
Commands
·
What It Finds
·
Install
·
Support
·
FAQ
Built and maintained by AwareXone · Website · X · GitHub
Support This Project
If BugHunter helps your hunts, you can fuel more of them — every contribution helps build more open-source security tools.
Crypto Donations
|
Address |
| Bitcoin (BTC) |
1GXwGqmLcnbZWgVNskUAZyw2cmqenkUFNY |
| Solana (SOL) |
4ArkPu1E7tkrt3d5X84grWzF1xjuLpScgGEy12Bp2cmE |
We're open to sponsors. Sponsoring funds new features and keeps the standalone mode free for everyone, and gets your logo and a link right here in the README, plus a credit in every release.
Want to sponsor? Reach out at AwareXone.com or [email protected].
AwareXone
BugHunter is built and maintained by AwareXone. Beyond open-source tools like this one, AwareXone builds AI-driven defenses against scams, fraud, and social engineering, and offers social engineering defense and human risk consultancy for organizations. If that's something your team needs, get in touch.
What Is This?
Agentic Bug Hunter finds real, reportable bugs, not theoretical ones. Point it at a target and it runs recon, tests for vulnerabilities, validates findings against a strict gate, and writes a submission-ready report for HackerOne, Bugcrowd, Intigriti, or Immunefi.
It remembers everything: patterns found on one target inform the next, and sessions pick up where they left off.
Works as a Claude Code plugin, or as a fully standalone CLI (bughunter) with no subscription required.
Standalone Mode: No Subscription Required
You no longer need Claude Code, Claude Pro, or any paid AI subscription.
Install once, use the bughunter command from any terminal on your machine:
git clone https://github.com/Awarexone/Agentic-Bug-Hunter.git
cd Agentic-Bug-Hunter
./install.sh --agent standalone
Rerun the same command after pulling updates. The installer detects and
refreshes the active managed bughunter command, including older installations
under /usr/local/bin or ~/.local/bin, while preserving your saved provider
configuration in ~/.bughunter/config.json.
To uninstall the standalone command while keeping its configuration:
./uninstall.sh --agent standalone
Use --purge-config to also delete ~/.bughunter/config.json. The uninstaller
also supports claude, opencode, pi, codex, agents, and all targets.
bughunter help # show every command
bughunter setup # choose your AI provider (Ollama is free + offline)
bughunter recon target.com # map the attack surface
bughunter hunt target.com # hunt for vulnerabilities
bughunter validate "finding" # 7-Question Gate on your finding
bughunter report # write a submission-ready report
bughunter chat # interactive AI hunting shell
bughunter providers # list all available AI providers
bughunter models # list models and show the selected one
bughunter status # check which provider is active
bughunter h target.com # short alias for hunt
bughunter r target.com # short alias for recon
bughunter v "finding" # short alias for validate
Free AI Providers (auto-detected, free-first priority)
BugHunter auto-detects providers in this order: Ollama → Groq → DeepSeek → … → OrcaRouter → OpenRouter → Claude → OpenAI
Switch providers or choose an installed Ollama model anytime: bughunter setup.
The setup can also be fully non-interactive:
bughunter setup --provider ollama --model qwen2.5:14b
For a one-off override, put the option before the command:
bughunter --provider ollama --model qwen3:14b hunt target.com
Zero-cost fully offline setup
# 1. Install Ollama (runs AI locally, no internet needed after download)
curl -fsSL https://ollama.ai/install.sh | sh
ollama pull qwen2.5:14b # ~9 GB, one-time download
# 2. Install BugHunter
git clone https://github.com/Awarexone/Agentic-Bug-Hunter.git
cd Agentic-Bug-Hunter
./install.sh --agent standalone # creates system-wide 'bughunter' command
# 3. Hunt
bughunter setup # choose Ollama, then choose one of its installed models
bughunter recon target.com
Groq setup (free cloud, fastest option)
export GROQ_API_KEY="your-key-here" # free at console.groq.com
./install.sh --agent standalone
bughunter setup # choose Groq
bughunter hunt target.com
Quick Start
Option A - standalone (no subscription, works for everyone)
git clone https://github.com/Awarexone/Agentic-Bug-Hunter.git
cd Agentic-Bug-Hunter
./install.sh --agent standalone # creates system-wide 'bughunter' command
bughunter setup # pick a free AI provider
bughunter recon target.com
bughunter hunt target.com
bughunter validate "my finding"
bughunter report
Option B - Claude Code plugin (requires Claude Code)
git clone https://github.com/Awarexone/Agentic-Bug-Hunter.git
cd Agentic-Bug-Hunter
chmod +x install_tools.sh && ./install_tools.sh # subfinder · httpx · nuclei · katana · ffuf
chmod +x install.sh && ./install.sh # skills + commands → ~/.claude/
claude
/recon target.com # map the attack surface
/hunt target.com # test for vulnerabilities
/validate # run the 7-Question Gate
/report # write the submission
Option C - let Claude install it (Claude Code only)
Open your terminal, run claude, then paste:
Install the Claude Bug Bounty toolkit from https://github.com/Awarexone/Agentic-Bug-Hunter
into ~/tools/. Clone the repo, run ./install_tools.sh then ./install.sh.
Verify /recon /hunt /validate /report are available.
Commands
Core Workflow
| Command |
What It Does |
/recon target.com |
Subdomain enum · live host probing · URL crawl · nuclei sweep |
/hunt target.com |
Tests IDOR · auth bypass · SSRF · XSS · SQLi · logic flaws and more |
/validate |
7-Question Gate - kills weak findings before you waste time reporting |
/report |
Generates an H1 · Bugcrowd · Intigriti · Immunefi submission in 60s |
/autopilot target.com |
Full loop, autonomous - scope → recon → hunt → validate → report |
Recon & Enumeration
| Command |
What It Does |
/surface target.com |
Ranked attack surface from recon data + memory |
/scope-aggregate <program> |
All in-scope assets across H1 · Bugcrowd · Intigriti · YWH · Immunefi |
/cloud-recon --keyword <name> |
Public S3 · Azure · GCP buckets + CloudFlare-bypass origin IPs |
/param-discover <url> |
Hidden HTTP parameters via Arjun · x8 |
/secrets-hunt --js-bundle <dir> |
Leaked credentials in source, JS bundles, or a GitHub org |
/takeover --recon <dir> |
Subdomain takeover candidates via dnsReaper · subjack |
/scan-cves <host> |
Focused nuclei high/critical sweep + optional log4j-scan |
/bypass-403 <url> |
Header · method · encoding tricks against 403/401 |
/portscan <host> |
Open ports + non-web services (Redis · Docker API · DBs · RDP) via naabu/smap |
/screenshot -l urls.txt |
Screenshot live hosts into an HTML gallery - triage + PoC evidence |
Scanners (Web + LLM)
| Command |
What It Does |
/cors <url> |
CORS misconfig - origin reflection · null · credentialed |
/crlf <url> |
CRLF / response-splitting + host-header injection |
/nosqli <url> |
NoSQL injection (operator bypass · $where timing) |
/jwt-scan <token> |
Offline JWT toolkit - alg:none · RS256→HS256 · secret crack |
/oob <target> |
Out-of-band listener (interactsh) for blind SSRF/XXE/SQLi |
/sast <path> |
Semgrep security packs over fetched JS/source → ranked sinks |
/domxss <url> |
Confirms DOM XSS in headless Chromium - reports only when the payload executes |
/llm-redteam <endpoint> |
LLM red-team corpus - prompt injection · jailbreak · exfil |
Smart Contract (Web3)
| Command |
What It Does |
/web3-audit <contract.sol> |
10-class smart contract audit with Foundry PoC template |
/token-scan <contract> |
Rug pull scanner - mint authority · LP lock · honeypot · bonding curve |
Session & Utility
| Command |
What It Does |
/pickup target.com |
Resume from last session - untested endpoints first |
/intel target.com |
CVEs + disclosed reports relevant to this target |
/chain |
Bug A found → finds bugs B and C that chain with it |
/scope <asset> |
Checks if a domain or URL is in scope before you test it |
/triage |
Quick 2-minute go/no-go check |
/remember |
Logs the current finding or technique to hunt memory |
/memory-gc |
Inspect or rotate hunt-memory JSONL files (10 MB cap, 3 backups) |
/arsenal [tool] |
Lists installed external tools or prints an install hint |
What It Finds
26 Web2 Vulnerability Classes
| Vulnerability |
Typical Payout |
| IDOR / BOLA |
$500 – $5K |
| Auth Bypass |
$1K – $10K |
| XSS (Stored / Reflected / DOM) |
$500 – $5K |
| SSRF |
$1K – $15K |
| Business Logic |
$500 – $10K |
| Race Conditions |
$500 – $5K |
| SQL Injection |
$1K – $15K |
| OAuth / OIDC |
$500 – $5K |
| File Upload → RCE |
$500 – $10K |
| GraphQL Auth Bypass |
$1K – $10K |
| LLM / Prompt Injection |
$500 – $10K |
| API Misconfiguration (mass assignment · JWT · CORS) |
$500 – $5K |
| Account Takeover |
$1K – $20K |
| SSTI |
$2K – $10K |
| Subdomain Takeover |
$200 – $5K |
| Cloud / Infra Exposure |
$500 – $20K |
| HTTP Request Smuggling |
$5K – $30K |
| Cache Poisoning |
$1K – $10K |
| MFA / 2FA Bypass |
$1K – $10K |
| SAML / SSO Attack |
$2K – $20K |
| Error Disclosure / Debug Endpoints |
$200 – $5K |
| CSS Injection |
$500 – $5K |
| LFI → RCE |
$1K – $15K |
| Insecure Deserialization |
$5K – $30K |
| Dependency Confusion / Supply Chain |
$1K – $20K |
| Padding Oracle / Crypto Misuse |
$2K – $20K |
10 Web3 / Smart Contract Bug Classes
| Vulnerability |
Typical Payout |
| Accounting Desync |
$50K – $2M |
| Access Control |
$50K – $2M |
| Incomplete Code Path |
$50K – $2M |
| Off-By-One |
$10K – $100K |
| Oracle Manipulation |
$100K – $2M |
| ERC4626 Share Inflation |
$50K – $500K |
| Reentrancy |
$10K – $500K |
| Flash Loan Attack |
$100K – $2M |
| Signature Replay |
$10K – $200K |
| Proxy / Upgrade |
$50K – $2M |
AI Agents
Nine specialists, each built for one job:
| Agent |
Role |
recon-agent |
Subdomain enum · live host discovery · URL crawl |
report-writer |
Impact-first reports that get paid, not N/A'd |
validator |
Runs the 7-Question Gate - kills weak findings |
web3-auditor |
Smart contract audit across 10 bug classes |
chain-builder |
Bug A → finds bugs B and C that chain with it |
autopilot |
Full hunt loop with safety checkpoints |
recon-ranker |
Ranks attack surface by highest-value targets first |
token-auditor |
Meme coin / token rug pull and security scan |
credential-hunter |
Wordlist gen → OSINT → breach-check → spray (hard-stop before spray) |
How It Works
You ─▶ /recon ─▶ /hunt ─▶ /validate ─▶ /report
│ │
▼ ▼
Hunt Memory 7-Question Gate
(persists across (kills weak findings
sessions) before you submit)
Every tool in the pipeline is gated on whether it's installed - missing tools are skipped, not errors. Auth headers set once carry through httpx · katana · ffuf · nuclei · dalfox automatically.
Project Structure
Click to expand the full tree
Agentic-Bug-Hunter/
│
├── skills/ # AI knowledge bases - loaded as /skill-name
│ ├── bug-bounty/ # Master workflow - all vuln classes, LLM testing, chains
│ ├── bb-methodology/ # Hunting mindset · 5-phase workflow · session discipline
│ ├── web2-recon/ # Subdomain enum · live host discovery · URL crawl
│ ├── web2-vuln-classes/ # 26 bug classes with bypass tables
│ ├── security-arsenal/ # Payloads · bypass tables · gf patterns
│ ├── triage-validation/ # 7-Question Gate · 4 gates · never-submit list
│ ├── report-writing/ # Templates for H1 · Bugcrowd · Intigriti · Immunefi
│ ├── web3-audit/ # Smart contract bugs · Foundry PoC · 10 bug classes
│ ├── meme-coin-audit/ # Rug pull detection · LP attacks · bonding curve
│ ├── credential-attack/ # Password spray methodology · legal guardrails
│ └── client-reverse/ # Request-signing / anti-bot token reversal
│
├── commands/ # 33 slash commands (/recon /hunt /validate /report …)
├── agents/ # 9 specialized AI agents (recon, validator, reporter …)
│
├── tools/ # Python + shell scanner pipeline (~35 tools)
│ ├── hunt.py # Master orchestrator
│ ├── recon_engine.sh # Subdomain + URL discovery
│ ├── vuln_scanner.sh # XSS · SQLi · SSRF · SSTI probe pipeline
│ ├── validate.py # 4-gate finding validator with identity checks
│ └── … # 30+ more scanners - see tools/README.md
│
├── memory/ # Cross-session hunt memory (pattern DB · audit log)
├── rules/ # Always-active hunting + reporting rules
├── tests/ # Regression test suite (pytest)
├── web3/ # 13-chapter smart contract audit guide
├── mcp/ # MCP integrations - Burp Suite · Caido · HackerOne API
├── wordlists/ # Curated wordlists + SecLists / PayloadsAllTheThings refs
├── scripts/ # Dork runner · full hunt pipeline
├── hooks/ # Claude Code hook configuration
├── site/ # bughunter.fun landing page
├── demo/ # Local vulnerable target for tutorial recordings
│
├── docs/ # Extended documentation
│ ├── advanced-techniques.md # Exploitation techniques + chaining strategies
│ ├── auth-sessions.md # Auth header management guide
│ ├── payloads.md # Payload reference for common vuln classes
│ ├── smart-contract-audit.md# Smart contract audit deep-dive
│ ├── TUTORIAL.md # A→Z video tutorial walkthrough
│ └── TODOS.md # Open improvement items
│
├── .github/ # GitHub community health files
│ ├── CONTRIBUTING.md # How to contribute
│ ├── CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md # Community standards
│ ├── SECURITY.md # Vulnerability reporting policy
│ ├── PULL_REQUEST_TEMPLATE.md
│ └── ISSUE_TEMPLATE/ # Bug report · Feature request · False positive
│
├── engine.py # Standalone CLI - 'bughunter' command, no subscription needed
├── brain.py # Multi-provider LLM layer (Ollama · Groq · DeepSeek · Claude · OpenAI)
├── agent.py # LangGraph-style ReAct hunting agent
├── install.sh # Install skills + commands → ~/.claude/ (or standalone mode)
├── install_tools.sh # Install subfinder · httpx · nuclei · katana · ffuf …
├── uninstall.sh # Remove skills + commands from ~/.claude/
├── uninstall_tools.sh # Remove external scanning tools
├── serve.py
Agentic Bug Hunter 是一款由 AI 驱动的漏洞赏金工具包，可以直接在终端中完成信息侦察和漏洞测试，通过严格的关卡验证结果，并为 HackerOne、Bugcrowd、Intigriti 或 Immunefi 撰写可直接提交的报告。