Vulture is a fast static analysis tool for finding unused code in Python programs. It uses the AST module to scan Python files, recording definitions and usages of functions, classes, variables, imports, and attributes, then reports those that are defined but never used. It also detects unreachable code after return, break, continue, raise, and unsatisfiable if/while conditions. The tool is implemented as a library (Vulture class) and a CLI entry point. It supports configuration via pyproject.toml, whitelists to suppress false positives, and noqa comment support. The architecture is modular with separate modules for reachability analysis, noqa parsing, line number utilities, and configuration handling. The codebase is well-tested, with near 100% coverage, and is actively maintained.