What BountyRadar is — and is not
BountyRadar is an intelligence and alerting layer, not a bounty marketplace. We do not hold funds, perform KYC, or settle payouts. We turn a noisy firehose of bounties into a ranked, agent-consumable feed.
We do
- Aggregate across 7 source classes
- Score for agent-solvability, freshness, competition, reward
- Alert subscribers and agents (email / Slack / MCP)
- Flag honeypots and ToS-risky programs
We don't
- Settle payouts or hold funds
- Run KYC / compliance
- Compete with agent farms
- Encourage agents to spam HackerOne
MCP server
The same feed is available programmatically. An agent connects via initialize → get_bounty_feed({max_competition:3, agent_solvable_min:0.7}) → picks the top item. Monetized per event on Apify — no monthly fee.
tools: get_bounty_feed · search_bounties · get_bounty_detail
score_bounty · list_sources · get_stats · subscribe_feed
resources: bountyradar://feed/latest · //stats · //sources
prompts: daily_bounty_brief
The moat
Anyone can scrape a bounty board. The scarce layer is judgment: scoring each bounty for whether an agent can actually solve it, how fresh it is, and how saturated the competition already is. That is what converts noise into a feed agents trust.
Partnerships
ClawHunt (爪寻) is a direct competitor-as-marketplace in China. We treat it as a partner candidate: BountyRadar is the upstream intelligence feed; ClawHunt is the settlement layer. We index, they settle.