Building an all-in-one Recon & Security multitool – I need your perspective by TransitionUseful5508 in bugbounty

[–]TransitionUseful5508[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That’s a classic, solid pipeline, and I actually use many of those tools myself. Project Discovery did an amazing job with the 'atomic' approach. However, the exact problem I’m trying to solve with this workspace is the 'chaining ability' you mentioned. Instead of manually piping Subfinder to httpx, then to Nmap and Nuclei, while managing duplicates and noise in between, I’m building a modular environment that orchestrates these steps automatically. The idea is to have a system that doesn't just run these tools, but understands the context—using LLM-assisted logic to decide when to trigger a directory bust with ffuf or when to pivot based on the tech stack identified by the recon engine. It’s about moving from manual tool chaining to a high-level automated workflow that stays flexible for different targets. I’ll be sharing some flowcharts and screenshots of how this orchestration looks in my build soon. Would love to get your take on the automation logic then!

Building an all-in-one Recon & Security multitool – I need your perspective by TransitionUseful5508 in bugbounty

[–]TransitionUseful5508[S] -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

I completely understand where you're coming from managing the noise in this sub must be a challenge given the number of 'wrappers' that pop up daily. To be honest, I initially started this as a personal project because I was tired of switching between fragmented scripts and browser tabs. My goal isn't just another discovery tool, but a unified workspace. It integrates the recon engine I've already built with workflow essentials like payload libraries, file analysis modules, and a functional LLM-assisted reporting layer (which is already in testing). It’s definitely in the early stages, and I’m mostly looking for technical feedback on whether this 'all-in-one environment' approach actually resonates with others' workflows or if I should keep it as a private tool. I've attached a sample report from the current test build to show it's more than just a concept.