BugReaper is a senior offensive security agent designed to identify real, exploitable vulnerabilities and generate professional reports for bug bounty platforms.
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BugReaper is a sophisticated offensive security researcher skill built for the Openclaw Skills ecosystem. It functions as a senior bug bounty hunter that focuses exclusively on evidence-based vulnerability discovery, ensuring that every identified bug is exploitable and passes professional triage. By following a rigorous four-phase workflow, it helps developers and security researchers audit web applications, APIs, and local source code repositories for high-impact security flaws.
This skill is engineered to eliminate false positives and avoid low-impact findings. It bridges the gap between automated scanning and manual expert analysis by providing detailed methodologies for 18 different vulnerability classes. Whether you are hunting on HackerOne or performing a white-box audit of a GitHub repo, this agent provides the technical depth and structured reporting needed for successful security engagements within Openclaw Skills.
To begin using this agent within Openclaw Skills, ensure you have the necessary authorization for your target. You can initialize the analysis by running the scope analysis script:
python scripts/analyze_scope.py --file scope.txt
Once the scope is defined, point the agent to a target URL or a local directory for source code review. The agent will then suggest specific payloads or requests for you to execute in your environment.
The skill organizes its security intelligence and findings using a structured file hierarchy:
| Component | Description |
|---|---|
findings.json |
A central data store for all confirmed and theoretical vulnerabilities discovered during the audit. |
references/vulnerabilities/ |
A library of 18+ Markdown files detailing methodologies for specific attack vectors like SQLi, XSS, and IDOR. |
references/platforms/ |
Platform-specific templates for generating reports that meet the standards of HackerOne, Bugcrowd, and others. |
scripts/ |
Python utilities for parsing program scopes and automating the generation of final reports from JSON data. |
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