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Cloudflare open-sources AI bug-hunting agents

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Cloudflare has open-sourced an AI agent system designed to find bugs in its own code repositories. The system, now available under an MIT license, uses two distinct AI agents: one to identify potential issues and a separate one to validate those findings. This approach identified 7,245 findings worth an engineer's attention across 128 repositories, with repeated runs improving the discovery rate. AI

IMPACT Provides a novel open-source tool for automated code auditing and vulnerability detection.

RANK_REASON Cloudflare released an open-source tool for internal use, not a frontier model or core research.

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Cloudflare open-sources AI bug-hunting agents

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  1. Mastodon — mastodon.social TIER_1 English(EN) · sidj79 ·

    Cloudflare pointed AI agents at 128 of its own repos. 7,245 findings were worth an engineer's time. The skill that seeded that system is now open source under M

    Cloudflare pointed AI agents at 128 of its own repos. 7,245 findings were worth an engineer's time. The skill that seeded that system is now open source under MIT. Its core rule: the agent that hunts a bug never validates it. A separate agent tries to disprove every finding. Cost…

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