What problem does it solve? Security analysis often produces findings that look dangerous but are not actually exploitable. This Skill systematically verifies each suspected bug through data flow tracing, mathematical bounds proofs, and devil's advocate review, so you only act on real vulnerabilities instead of chasing false alarms. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Structured Verification Paths: Routes each bug to a linear standard checklist or a full task-based deep verification workflow depending on complexity, concurrency, and cross-component scope. - Evidence-Based Verdicts: Applies six mandatory gate reviews (process, reachability, impact, PoC, math bounds, environment) before issuing a TRUE POSITIVE or FALSE POSITIVE verdict with documented reasoning. - Bug-Class Guidance: Provides class-specific verification requirements for memory corruption, logic bugs, race conditions, integer issues, crypto, injection, info disclosure, DoS, and deserialization. - Use Case: A static analysis tool flags 12 potential buffer overflows. Run each through this Skill to trace validation chains, prove or disprove attacker control, and end with a count of confirmed true positives versus rejected false positives. ## Quick Start Verify whether the suspected heap overflow in parse_header at line 142 is a true positive or a false positive.