Run systematic bug hunting with spec reconstruction, adversarial validation, and confidence scoring. Use when you want to hunt bugs (not fix them), validate correctness, or run logic-first/code-first investigations. Triggers: bug hunt, spec reconstruction, logic-first, code-first, orchestrator, logic-hunter, cpp-hunter, python-hunter.
Installation
Install with Codex or Claude Copy this prompt, paste it into Codex, Claude, or another assistant, and let it review the skill page and install it for you.
Run systematic bug hunting with spec reconstruction, adversarial validation, and confidence scoring. Use when you want to hunt bugs (not fix them), validate correctness, or run logic-first/code-first investigations. Triggers: bug hunt, spec reconstruction, logic-first, code-first, orchestrator, logic-hunter, cpp-hunter, python-hunter.
Bug Hunters
Use a single skill with role selection. If the user specifies a hunter, use that role; otherwise start with the orchestrator and ask which mode applies.
Role Map
orchestrator → agents/orchestrator.md
logic-hunter → agents/logic-hunter.md
cpp-hunter → agents/cpp-hunter.md
python-hunter → agents/python-hunter.md
Workflow
Read README.md and follow the “hunt, don’t fix” rule.
Spawn a child agent with agent_type equal to the selected role (orchestrator, logic-hunter, cpp-hunter, python-hunter).
If no role is specified, default to orchestrator.
Choose mode:
Logic-first when the problem is algorithm/spec correctness.
Code-first when the problem is language-specific failures or UB.
Pass mode and scope in the spawn message, then use wait for completion.
Use adversarial validation and only report MEDIUM+ confidence findings.
