Tcuzzo

Bughunt — Development skill for Claude Code

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Run a bounded, parallel bug hunt — map the seams, fan finders, verify findings adversarially, close whole seams.

How to install Bughunt

Installs to ~/.claude/skills/tcuzzo-backs-aios-skills-bughunt/SKILL.md

Terminal
mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills/tcuzzo-backs-aios-skills-bughunt && curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Tcuzzo/backs-aios-skills/HEAD/commands/bughunt.md -o ~/.claude/skills/tcuzzo-backs-aios-skills-bughunt/SKILL.md

Restart Claude Code, or start a new session, for it to be picked up.

What Bughunt does


description: Run a bounded, parallel bug hunt — map the seams, fan finders, verify findings adversarially, close whole seams. argument-hint: the codebase area or finding backlog to hunt

Load ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/plays/bughunt.md and execute it, whole, on: $ARGUMENTS

Order: wayfinder charts the hunt as one map (a node per seam) → leap-protocol turns each node into a scoped ball → root-cause-first (reproduce before any code changes) → repair-loop inside every ball (red-first fix, sniper

Alternatives in Development

  • Research Codebase — You are tasked with conducting comprehensive research across the codebase to answer user questions by spawning 10k ★
  • Overnight PRs — Autonomous overnight loop — verify issues against the codebase, close stale ones, ship PRs through /ship (bug 324 ★
  • Dashclaw Quality — Recurring find-and-fix quality pass over the whole DashClaw app — browser smoke (frontend-verify) + code gates 297 ★

Full documentation available on GitHub

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