Sonar releases Hunter Agent to detect business logic flaws in AI code
Cole Medin · youtube · 2026-08-30
The video argues that AI coding agents often generate code that runs correctly but fails to meet business needs, which traditional tools struggle to detect. Sonar's new Hunter Agent is designed to solve this by running playbooks to reason about the business rules an application should enforce. It validates each finding before reporting it as a normal issue in SonarQube Cloud. The feature is now generally available for SonarQube Cloud Enterprise users.
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