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A natural-language agent loop for security research. A generic "find bugs" prompt lets the model fall back to its defaults — single pass, mid-level altitude, converge fast, summarize, stop. Those defaults are wrong for vuln hunting. This skill replaces them with an explicit search procedure: traverse every altitude, generate then adversarially verify from raw, run isolated parallel reasoners, and keep a persistent ledger so each loop is net-new coverage instead of rediscovery.
The prompt is the program. In an agentic system the model's "algorithm" is whatever you tell it to be. This skill specifies that algorithm. Follow the structure; the quality comes from the structure, not from any single clever instruction.
Use for any "go deep / find everything / audit this thoroughly" security request against a
codebase. Don't use for a quick triage, a single known-CVE reproduction, or a one-file
sanity check — those want /scan or /understand --hunt directly. This is the heavy,
looping, high-coverage mode.
Run this as a loop, not a one-shot. Each round:
Different bug classes live at different zoom levels. A single-pass scan implicitly picks one altitude and is structurally blind to the others. Cover all four, in order, and revisit:
/audit can be used as an experimental candidate source over that
interior: it works from its own checklist-derived gap set and, for functions that reach LLM
review, forms a hypothesis and may invoke an applicable analyser. Neither a hypothesis nor a
sweep is guaranteed per function — triage and prefilter can short-circuit to clean first.
Wire it in the generator seat only, and read the whole contract in "Mapping to RAPTOR's
machinery" before using any of its output.Track which (altitude × slice) cells you've covered. The point of "start with the whole, then file by file, then functionality, then function" is that you sweep the whole grid, not one band.
Before round 1, enumerate the entire project as a flat list of components — every top-level
module, package, service, transport, and deployable unit — not just the subsystems that look
interesting. For a multi-module build, list every module directory (ls modules/, every Maven
pom.xml, every top-level source package). This inventory is the denominator for coverage.
Then maintain a coverage matrix: every component maps to a hunt cell — now, or a named, logged later round. The hunt is not "done", and the report must not read as done, until every component is either covered or explicitly listed as omitted with a reason (out of scope, build-time-only tool, generated code, third-party vendored copy). Silent omission is the exact failure this gate prevents: slicing by hot-spots and quietly skipping whole modules (transports, databinding, the newer/less-audited modules) is how a shallow audit masquerades as a complete one — especially on a mature project that has had many issues over the years, where the unexamined module is often where the next bug lives.
Rules:
UNCOVERED in TRIED.md — never absent
from it. The ledger's component list must equal the project's component list.The entrypoint manifest is the coverage SPINE (mechanical, not a hand list). A component list is
too coarse — a route can fall between hand-picked cell anchors and be silently skipped (the miss:
GET /users/:id/calendar-heatmap was never read because one cell listed six other controllers and
another opened the file at the wrong route). Before scheduling cells, deterministically extract
every externally-reachable entrypoint — controller routes (method, path, class+method decorators,
inherited auth defaults, handler span), framework filesystem routes (e.g. SvelteKit +page.ts /
+page.server.ts loads & actions), and statically-enumerable RPC/event handlers — each with a stable
entry_id. A cell may claim coverage of an entrypoint only by recording its exact entry_id +
handler span + effective audience/auth + primary callee + the boundary-scout check-ids run; opening
one line in a controller does not cover the controller, and a wildcard "all routes covered" receipt is
forbidden. Round closure fails when manifest_entry_ids − covered − approved_exceptions is non-empty
— a deterministic diff, not a model "completeness critic" re-reading its own work. Keep hand-picked
non-route anchors (repositories, background workers, parser/process sinks, state transitions) —
routes are the spine, not the whole skeleton.
Deterministic tools are fast, hallucination-free, and refusal-free. Run them before the first LLM round and don't spend inference rediscovering what they already know:
kb/) — a MONOTONIC-SCRUTINY signal: it can only ever make you hunt MORE.
If this target was hunted before, a durable KB sits beside the ledger ($KB/kb.json). It stores no
coverage and no "this is safe" signal; it can only raise scrutiny. Load it into the planner context
only, AFTER you have freshly enumerated the whole inventory this run (the completeness gate below) into
inv.txt:
scripts/raptor-loop-kb load --kb "$KB" --target "" --inventory inv.txt
priority_order puts confirmed-dirty (a prior confirmed/corrected finding)
first, then prior-rejection components (recheck), then everything else. Every current_state is
uncovered and nothing is ever deprioritized — historical work NEVER counts as current coverage and
never pushes a component out of scope. Draw this run's slices from the fresh inventory; the KB only
changes the order.annotations[] entry says "previously
rejected for X — recheck X and ALL delivery vectors (path/query/body/cookie/header/enc)"; a stale one
(tree changed since) reads "FULLY OPEN, recheck from scratch." The candidate still runs the full
generate → judge → live-verify chain from raw — the annotation only tells you where to look harder./sca, inventory enumeration, prior-art recon, and mapping —
it does not replace them. New CVEs, new lockfiles, new advisories, and new modules are seen every run./sca). SBOM + dependency-CVE audit is deterministic and cheap. Run it
first, log the hits, and exclude those packages from the LLM hunt scope — the model's budget
is for the bespoke bugs a scanner can't find, not for re-deriving a public CVE in a pinned dep.name: raptor-loop-hunt description: >- Autonomous, looping, multi-altitude security vulnerability hunting for source code using RAPTOR's inventory-first generate-judge-verify methodology. Use by default when the user points to a repo, service, app, module, or directory and asks to audit, pentest, security-review, find bugs, or find anything exploitable. Depth cues such as go deep, find every bug, exhaustive, maximum coverage, keep hunting, verified not guessed, auto-research, or file/function-by-function strengthen the match, but a plain source-code security audit also qualifies. Do not use for webserver/config-only audits, one known-CVE reproduction, a one-file/function sanity check, dependency/SCA lookup, PR or style review, debugging one specific crash, or attack-surface mapping without vulnerability hunting.
---
name: raptor-loop-hunt
description: >-
Autonomous, looping, multi-altitude security vulnerability hunting for source code using RAPTOR's
inventory-first generate-judge-verify methodology. Use by default when the user points to a repo,
service, app, module, or directory and asks to audit, pentest, security-review, find bugs, or find
anything exploitable. Depth cues such as go deep, find every bug, exhaustive, maximum coverage,
keep hunting, verified not guessed, auto-research, or file/function-by-function strengthen the
match, but a plain source-code security audit also qualifies. Do not use for webserver/config-only
audits, one known-CVE reproduction, a one-file/function sanity check, dependency/SCA lookup, PR or
style review, debugging one specific crash, or attack-surface mapping without vulnerability hunting.
---
# RAPTOR Auto-Research Vuln Hunt
A natural-language agent loop for security research. A generic "find bugs" prompt lets the
model fall back to its defaults — single pass, mid-level altitude, converge fast, summarize,
stop. Those defaults are wrong for vuln hunting. This skill replaces them with an explicit
search procedure: traverse every altitude, generate then adversarially verify from raw, run
isolated parallel reasoners, and keep a persistent ledger so each loop is net-new coverage
instead of rediscovery.
**The prompt is the program.** In an agentic system the model's "algorithm" is whatever you
tell it to be. This skill specifies that algorithm. Follow the structure; the quality comes
from the structure, not from any single clever instruction.
## When to use
Use for any "go deep / find everything / audit this thoroughly" security request against a
codebase. Don't use for a quick triage, a single known-CVE reproduction, or a one-file
sanity check — those want `/scan` or `/understand --hunt` directly. This is the heavy,
looping, high-coverage mode.
## The core loop
Run this as a loop, not a one-shot. Each round:
1. **Pick an altitude and a slice** you have not exhausted (see traversal below).
2. **Generate** candidate findings on that slice with an *independent* reasoner working
**from raw source** (no prior summaries in its context — summaries cause anchoring).
3. **Judge** each candidate with a *separate* reasoner, also from raw, prompted to refute.
4. **Live-verify** survivors against the actual code before they count (see guardrails).
5. **Record** everything tried and everything found in the ledger.
6. **Vary** the approach next round — new altitude, new bug-class lens, new slice. Novelty
is mandatory; repeating a round wastes budget.
7. **Check the stop condition.** Loop until dry, not literally forever.
## Multi-altitude traversal (the coverage guarantee)
Different bug classes live at different zoom levels. A single-pass scan implicitly picks one
altitude and is structurally blind to the others. Cover all four, in order, and revisit:
- **Whole project** — architecture, trust boundaries, auth model, data flows across modules.
Catches the broken-object-level-authz / IDOR / missing-authz class that dominates real web
audits, plus deserialization sinks, SSRF, and design-level bypasses.
- **File by file** — each file's responsibilities, its inputs, its exported surface.
- **Functionality by functionality** — each feature end to end (upload, import, export,
templating, auth, admin actions). Trace source → sink for **every bug class**, not just the
headline one. A mapped-but-untraced entry point is an uncovered entry point.
- **Function by function** — parsing, memory, encoding, length math, crypto comparisons,
format strings, integer handling. Line-level bugs only surface here. This is the altitude
with the weakest mechanical support — the Semgrep anchors above are seeded from *whole-project*
trust boundaries, so nothing systematically walks the interior functions no entry-point cell
anchors. RAPTOR's `/audit` can be used as an **experimental candidate source** over that
interior: it works from its own checklist-derived gap set and, for functions that reach LLM
review, forms a hypothesis and may invoke an applicable analyser. Neither a hypothesis nor a
sweep is guaranteed per function — triage and prefilter can short-circuit to `clean` first.
Wire it in the **generator seat only**, and read the whole contract in "Mapping to RAPTOR's
machinery" before using any of its output.
Track which (altitude × slice) cells you've covered. The point of "start with the whole, then
file by file, then functionality, then function" is that you sweep the whole grid, not one band.
### Component inventory first — the completeness gate (MANDATORY)
Before round 1, enumerate the **entire** project as a flat list of components — every top-level
module, package, service, transport, and deployable unit — not just the subsystems that look
interesting. For a multi-module build, list every module directory (`ls modules/`, every Maven
`pom.xml`, every top-level source package). This inventory is the **denominator** for coverage.
Then maintain a **coverage matrix**: every component maps to a hunt cell — now, or a *named, logged*
later round. The hunt is not "done", and the report must not read as done, until **every component
is either covered or explicitly listed as omitted with a reason** (out of scope, build-time-only
tool, generated code, third-party vendored copy). Silent omission is the exact failure this gate
prevents: slicing by hot-spots and quietly skipping whole modules (transports, databinding, the
newer/less-audited modules) is how a *shallow* audit masquerades as a complete one — especially on a
mature project that has had many issues over the years, where the unexamined module is often where
the next bug lives.
Rules:
- The per-round slices must be drawn **from** the full inventory; you may prioritise, but every
component not yet assigned to a cell is recorded as `UNCOVERED` in `TRIED.md` — **never absent
from it**. The ledger's component list must equal the project's component list.
- A component is the unit of accountability. "I audited the interesting parts" is not a complete
assessment. When the codebase is large, **scale the number of rounds to cover all of it** rather
than narrowing the inventory to what is convenient.
- Re-run the enumeration when the target changes (new clone, new release) — modules get added
(e.g. a new protocol bridge, an OpenAPI/REST surface) and a stale inventory silently drops them.
**The entrypoint manifest is the coverage SPINE (mechanical, not a hand list).** A component list is
too coarse — a route can fall *between* hand-picked cell anchors and be silently skipped (the miss:
`GET /users/:id/calendar-heatmap` was never read because one cell listed six *other* controllers and
another opened the file at the wrong route). Before scheduling cells, **deterministically** extract
every externally-reachable entrypoint — controller routes (method, path, class+method decorators,
*inherited* auth defaults, handler span), framework filesystem routes (e.g. SvelteKit `+page.ts` /
`+page.server.ts` loads & actions), and statically-enumerable RPC/event handlers — each with a stable
`entry_id`. A cell may claim coverage of an entrypoint **only** by recording its exact `entry_id` +
handler span + effective audience/auth + primary callee + the boundary-scout check-ids run; **opening
one line in a controller does not cover the controller, and a wildcard "all routes covered" receipt is
forbidden.** Round closure fails when `manifest_entry_ids − covered − approved_exceptions` is non-empty
— a deterministic diff, not a model "completeness critic" re-reading its own work. Keep hand-picked
**non-route** anchors (repositories, background workers, parser/process sinks, state transitions) —
routes are the spine, not the whole skeleton.
### Deterministic front-load — cheap ground truth before the LLM loop (Round 0)
Deterministic tools are fast, hallucination-free, and refusal-free. Run them **before** the first
LLM round and don't spend inference rediscovering what they already know:
- **Cross-run Knowledge Base (`kb/`) — a MONOTONIC-SCRUTINY signal: it can only ever make you hunt MORE.**
If this target was hunted before, a durable KB sits beside the ledger (`$KB/kb.json`). It stores **no
coverage and no "this is safe" signal**; it can only raise scrutiny. Load it into the **planner context
only**, AFTER you have freshly enumerated the whole inventory this run (the completeness gate below) into
`inv.txt`:
scripts/raptor-loop-kb load --kb "$KB" --target "<target>" --inventory inv.txt
- **Priority, never coverage.** `priority_order` puts confirmed-dirty (a prior confirmed/corrected finding)
first, then prior-rejection components (recheck), then everything else. **Every `current_state` is
`uncovered`** and nothing is ever deprioritized — historical work NEVER counts as current coverage and
never pushes a component out of scope. Draw this run's slices from the *fresh* inventory; the KB only
changes the *order*.
- **Rejections are recheck ANNOTATIONS, never an exclusion.** Each `annotations[]` entry says "previously
rejected for X — recheck X and ALL delivery vectors (path/query/body/cookie/header/enc)"; a `stale` one
(tree changed since) reads "FULLY OPEN, recheck from scratch." The candidate **still runs the full
generate → judge → live-verify chain from raw** — the annotation only tells you where to look harder.
- **Round 0 is never skipped.** The KB *seeds* `/sca`, inventory enumeration, prior-art recon, and mapping —
it does not replace them. New CVEs, new lockfiles, new advisories, and new modules are seen every run.
- **Isolation (MANDATORY).** The payload stays in the planner/orchestrator context. **Never** feed a prior
rejection or summary into the independent generator, judge, or live-verifier — they reason from raw source
+ current scope. Injecting history re-creates the anchoring "Generate → judge, both from raw" prevents.
- **Known-CVE deps (`/sca`).** SBOM + dependency-CVE audit is deterministic and cheap. Run it
first, log the hits, and **exclude those packages from the LLM hunt scope** — the model's budget
is for the bespoke bugs a scanner can't find, not for re-deriving a public CVE in a pinned dep.
- **Native-target reachability ground truth (binary-oracle).** For C/C++/Rust/Go targets with a
locally-built debug binary, the binary-oracle is *deterministic reachability*: it joins the source
inventory to the binary via DWARF + nm and marks each function `symbol_present` / `inlined` /
`folded` (survived compilation) or `absent` (compiler/linker removed it). It is **auto-detected
and on by default** in `/agentic`, `/codeql` and `/audit` — pass `--binary <path>` for an explicit
build, `--binary-auto` for a louder auto-detect, `--target-kind auto|library|hybrid|application`
(default `auto`). An `absent` verdict hard-suppresses the finding *before* the LLM ever sees it
(`/agentic` and `/codeql` log it to `suppressions.jsonl`; **`/audit` suppresses without logging**,
so that path has no audit trail). A `symbol_present` / `inlined` verdict refutes a later "that's
dead code" kill — but note it proves *survival in that binary*, not reachability; "no caller" is a
separate claim needing `--binary-edges` or a source call graph.
- **`--no-binary-oracle` is `/codeql` and `/audit` only.** `/agentic` never registered it (its own
argparse block declares `--binary`, `--binary-auto`, `--binary-edges` and nothing else), so the
flag is silently ignored there (worse: `/agentic`'s own code reads and recommends the flag it never
registered) — `/agentic`'s escape hatch is `--allow-unreachable`, which bypasses the reachability
*suppression* chokepoint wholesale, not just this oracle. It does not stop binary auto-detection or
inventory enrichment: the verdicts are still computed and still annotSkill source recorded
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