bountylens_list_reports
List all report drafts in a session
How to use it
Project documentation lists bountylens_list_reports for the MCP MCP server. Add the server to your MCP client (Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf and others), then check which tools your installed version makes available. Tool availability can depend on configuration and credentials. A server handshake does not verify this tool’s behavior. See the full listing for setup details.
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Log a validated finding with severity, endpoint, method, description, tags, chainid
Log a promising lead — supports tags, chainid, retestat
Add a freeform note to the session — supports tags
Mark an endpoint or feature as tested — supports tags, retestat
Add up to 50 entries in one call — each item supports tags, chainid, retestat
Start a new hunt session with a title and optional program (by ID or handle)
Remove an entry
Permanently delete a report
Permanently delete a session and all its entries and reports
Create a report draft — include summary, steps to reproduce, impact, and remediation
Get your hunt statistics — sessions, findings, leads, tested endpoints, time spent, and per-program breakdown
Get full program details — bounties, dupe risk, health score, scope list, and recent scope changes
Get a session with all its entries and counts
Get your watched programs with metrics — bounties, dupe risk, health, scope changes, and session count
List entries in a session — filter by type (tested/lead/finding/note) and/or tag
List hunt sessions — filter by status (active/paused/completed), programid, or programhandle
Get program recommendations ranked by opportunity score — filter by platform or minimum bounty
Search across ALL sessions for entries matching a query — finds past findings, leads, or tested endpoints without knowing which session they're in
Search bug bounty programs by name or handle
Update title, description, status, severity, type, endpoint, method, tags, chainid, retestat (passing tags replaces them)
Edit a report's title, body, severity, or status — lifecycle (draft/ready/submitted) or closed outcome (resolved/duplicate/informative/notapplicable)
Update title, status, or notes