Shuvonsec@shuvonsec
that empty part at the beginning? that's me.
years of wanting to build something real. having the ideas. telling myself
i'd start when i felt ready.
i never felt ready.
so one day i just stopped waiting and built claude-bug-bounty.
every green square after that is a day i showed up anyway. 749 of them. not
because i was always motivated. because i decided this thing was worth more
than my excuses.
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here's what shipped today.
5 pull requests. merged from people i've never met, never spoken to. just
builders who found the tool, used it, and made it better.
that's the part nobody talks about when they say "open source." it's not just
code. it's strangers trusting your work enough to improve it.
here's what they built:
-> the tool used to only accept domains. now it takes single IPs and full
network ranges too. one change that opens up a whole different category.
internal pentests, private programs, corporate networks. huge.
-> reports used to be plain markdown. now they look like a real pentest firm
delivered them. dark mode, cover page, risk bars, CVSS scores, PoC evidence.
the kind of report that makes a program actually take you seriously.
-> MFA bypass and SAML checks, automated. SAML signature stripping alone is a
critical account takeover path. testing this used to take hours. now seconds.
-> CVSS 4.0 scoring. programs are already requiring it on submissions. we were
still on 3.1. fixed.
-> 6 real bugs gone. one was marking SQLi as MEDIUM severity. SQLi is CRITICAL.
that's not a cosmetic bug. that's bounty money left on the table. fixed.
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community caught two issues the same day they were reported.
/resume was colliding with claude code's built-in command and silently breaking
sessions for everyone. renamed to /pickup. fixed same day.
one tester spent hours with the tool and came back with 6 improvement ideas.
session isolation, multi-target support, token optimization, smarter prompts,
chrome MCP, source code mode. all of them shipped.
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i'm building the best AI agent for bug bounty hunting that exists.
not because it's the most popular thing to build. because it's the thing i
actually needed and nobody had built it right.
749 days in. still going.
the empty squares at the start were the most honest part of the whole chart.
that's where most people stay.
the green ones are just what happens when you stop waiting.
