Tutorials

Step-by-step guides for getting real work done with HunterX v7. All examples assume you have authorization to test the targets you use.

Getting started

1. Install HunterX — Installation covers the installer, source installs, plus Docker.
2. Run your first mission — Quickstart walks through a full-spectrum hunt mission against an authorized target.
3. Explore the CLI — CLI Reference documents every hunterx command group (missions, hunts, findings, reports, targets, toolchain).

Core workflows

• Findings, proofs and reports — use hunterx finding list, hunterx finding poc/proof/replay, hunterx report generate and hunterx report export to move from discovery to report-ready findings. See PoC & Validation.
• Toolchain intelligence — hunterx tools list, hunterx tools capabilities, hunterx tools health, hunterx tools execute and hunterx tools chain for structured tool orchestration. See Tool Ecosystem.
• Target memory — hunterx target memory/snapshot/diff/changes/history for target intelligence and change detection. See Target Memory & Campaign Intelligence.

Workflows by role

• Bug bounty workflow — from recon to reportable finding.
• Red team mission — mission orchestration and attack paths.
• CI/CD security scanning — pipeline integration with Docker, REST API and SARIF.

Blog tutorials

The HunterX blog publishes practical technical articles, including bug-bounty workflows, Docker production guides and reasoning-pipeline deep dives.

Related

• Documentation Hub
• FAQ
• Glossary
• Responsible Use