bmad-review-edge-case-hunter

To find unhandled edge cases in a code diff, you need exhaustive path analysis that walks every branch and boundary. This process enumerates all execution paths in diffs or full files and reports only those lacking explicit guards.

Exhaustive path analysis for risk identification is a software testing technique that walks every branch and boundary in code to surface unguarded scenarios. It treats the provided content as the scope and ignores unrelated code outside the reference.

You can apply edge-case review to diffs, full files, or individual functions. The analysis treats the provided content as its complete scope, enumerating paths and boundaries to reveal missing guards regardless of the input format.

To start an edge-case hunt, provide a sample diff or file content to review. The analysis requires strict execution order, walking every branch to generate a precise list of unguarded paths that guide your code review and risk mitigation.

No, diff review for edge cases ignores unrelated code outside the provided reference. It treats the supplied diff or file content as the exclusive scope, ensuring the reported missing guards are strictly relevant to your target code.