Overview

Aviary turns the sprawling "awesome-bugbounty-tools" list into a single, runnable cockpit. Instead of cloning, configuring, and dependency-wrangling hundreds of separate tools, you pick one in the UI and Aviary runs it for you — each tool executed in its own Docker container, with output streamed back live. A Next.js front end drives a FastAPI backend; all 407 tools are runnable through a mix of 8 hand-curated typed launchers and language-aware recipes generated automatically for the long tail. A MOCK_MODE lets the whole thing run with zero infrastructure for development and demos.

Technologies

• - Next.js
• - FastAPI (Python)
• - Docker (per-run isolation)
• - Server-Sent Events (SSE)
• - TypeScript

How It Works

Each tool runs in a disposable Docker container, so wildly different dependency stacks never collide and nothing pollutes the host. The FastAPI backend launches the container, captures stdout/stderr, and streams it to the browser over SSE for real-time logs.

Coverage comes in two tiers: 8 curated typed launchers with first-class forms for the most-used tools, and language-aware generated recipes that infer how to build and invoke the remaining tools based on their ecosystem — getting all 407 to a runnable state.

Highlights

• - All 407 tools runnable from one interface
• - Per-run Docker isolation (no host pollution)
• - Live SSE-streamed output
• - Curated launchers + auto-generated recipes
• - MOCK_MODE for zero-infra local dev