By louis88 on Skatehive
I’ve had the full version of Claude Max Coding AI running since this morning and, of course, I’ve already started working on various projects. After setting up my work environments (a virtual machine with Kali Linux for penetration testing), I examined a few publicly available repositories. In some repos, I was actually able to dig even deeper and find relatively serious bugs in the code. Of course, I immediately packaged these into a report after reviewing them and deeming them worthy. And naturally, I made the audits available to the affected projects. But I’m already noticing that it’s kind of addictive—it’s fast, efficient, and works meticulously. But beyond the simple “do this, do that,” you still have to invest a lot of time yourself to double-check the results. That’s actually the part that takes up a lot of time. For example, I spent about 5 hours trying to reproduce a bug that Claude reported in the Hive Keychain mobile app. To do this, I had to try a few things using my phone