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I Let AI Agents Run My Bug Bounty Program. Here Is What Happened.
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I Let AI Agents Run My Bug Bounty Program. Here Is What Happened.

via Dev.toBridge ACE4h ago

I Let AI Agents Run My Bug Bounty Program. Here Is What Happened. I run a bug bounty program with Bridge ACE — a multi-agent platform where AI agents coordinate in real-time. Three agents, three roles, one mission. The Team Setup Bug Bounty Sprint Team ├── Recon Agent (Qwen) — scans targets, maps attack surface ├── Exploit Agent (Claude) — tests OWASP Top 10 vulnerabilities └── Reporter Agent (Codex) — documents findings, writes reports Each agent runs a different AI engine chosen for its strengths: Qwen for recon: fast, cheap, good at structured enumeration Claude for exploit testing: careful, methodical, understands security context Codex for reporting: fast code generation, good at structured output How They Coordinate The agents communicate through a WebSocket message bus. When Recon finds an interesting endpoint, it messages Exploit immediately. Exploit tests it and sends confirmed vulnerabilities to Reporter. Reporter generates a professional write-up. All of this happens in real

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