Running 4 VPS Machines with Open-Weight Models to Hunt OSS Security Bugs
DanielLockyer · x · 2026-10-24
DanielLockyer runs 4 VPS machines at full blast with open-weight models to find security vulnerabilities in popular OSS projects. His instructions push for novel, un-fixed, un-reported bugs (models tend to mine issue trackers for known ones), require checking upstream before reporting, and demand self-contained proofs-of-concept, optionally targeting specific vulnerability classes.
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