bmad-review-edge-case-hunter

Exhaustive path tracing maps every reachable area and boundary condition in your code diff, surfacing only unhandled branches so you can add explicit guards to close gaps.

Exhaustive path tracing is a method-driven analysis technique that walks every branching path in full files or functions to map boundary conditions and identify unguarded branches.

You can apply edge case analysis to full files, individual functions, or code diffs; the tracing process maps all reachable areas and boundary conditions regardless of input scope.

Method-driven edge case hunting is orthogonal to adversarial review because it focuses on exhaustively tracing all reachable paths to find gaps, rather than relying on an attitude-driven critique.

You need to trace boundary conditions during code reviews, specs validation, or change-impact analysis to ensure all branching paths have explicit guards and no unhandled conditions remain.

Path tracing reports only unhandled branches and unguarded conditions found in the diff hunks, requiring explicit guards for remediation rather than listing all successfully traced paths.