Routes a fuzz-target authoring task to the right fuzzer for the detected language and build type. Decision tree: C/C++ → libfuzzer-cpp + afl-plus-plus; Rust → cargo-fuzz-rust (or libfuzzer-cpp via FFI); Go → go-native-fuzzing; Python → atheris-python-fuzzing; JVM → jazzer-jvm-fuzzing; closed-source binary → afl-plus-plus in QEMU mode; mature open-source project → ossfuzz-integration. Use when a project needs coverage-guided fuzzing and no fuzzer has been chosen for its language or toolchain yet.
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"summary": "Routes a fuzz-target authoring task to the right fuzzer for the detected language and build type. Decision tree: C/C++ → libfuzzer-cpp + afl-plus-plus; Rust → cargo-fuzz-rust (or libfuzzer-cpp via FFI); Go → go-native-fuzzing; Python → atheris-python-fuzzing; JVM → jazzer-jvm-fuzzing; closed-source binary → afl-plus-plus in QEMU mode; mature open-source project → ossfuzz-integration. Use when a project needs coverage-guided fuzzing and no fuzzer has been chosen for its language or toolchain yet.",
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