What is bug-bounty?

FreelanceFlow is a full-stack freelance marketplace application, think a platform where clients can post jobs and freelancers can apply for them, built as a monorepo. A monorepo means the front end, back end, database package, and shared UI components all live together in a single repository rather than in separate projects. The front end is a web application with pages for browsing and posting job listings, viewing freelancer profiles, searching for freelancers, client and freelancer dashboards, messaging between users, notifications, billing, and an admin panel. The back end provides a layered REST API (a structured way for the front end and other clients to communicate with the server) covering user authentication with JWT tokens and OAuth sign-in, full CRUD operations for users, jobs, and proposals, payments handling, reviews, messaging, notifications, file uploads, and search. The back end code is organized into distinct layers: routing, controllers, services, middleware, and validation, following a clean separation of concerns. A Zod library is used for validation schemas, and database models cover users, jobs, proposals, payments, reviews, messages, categories, and skills. Database access is handled through Prisma, an ORM that translates JavaScript/TypeScript code into database queries. The project is written in JavaScript and TypeScript throughout. The front end and back end can each be started independently from the monorepo root using the provided scripts. Someone would use this as a starting point or reference architecture for building a freelance or gig-economy platform.