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DomainCybersecurit...Smart Contract Sec.. (40%)Fuzzing & Memory S.. (30%)Static Analysis & .. (30%)

Agent Skills by Superlend

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dwarf-expert

Explain and analyze DWARF debug information in compiled binaries.

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ask-questions-if-underspecified

Clarify underspecified requirements by asking 1-5 essential questions before execution.

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interpreting-culture-index

Extract trait distances from Culture Index arrows to interpret driver patterns.

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audit-context-building

Inspects code line-by-line to build a persistent mental model for security audits.

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claude-in-chrome-troubleshooting

Diagnose and fix Chrome MCP extension connectivity by reconfiguring native hosts.

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entry-point-analyzer

Identify state-changing entry points in smart contract codebases.

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semgrep-rule-creator

Generate Semgrep rules with tests and validate via semgrep --test.

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constant-time-analysis

Detect timing side-channel vulnerabilities in compiled assembly and bytecode outputs.

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property-based-testing

Detect patterns and generate property-based tests across Python, JavaScript, Rust, Go, Java, Scala, and Solidity.

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differential-review

Analyze code diffs for security risks and generate markdown audit reports.

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insecure-defaults

Detect fail-open insecure defaults in application configurations and IaC.

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variant-analysis

Locate vulnerability variants across codebases using pattern-based analysis.

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firebase-apk-scanner

Detect Firebase security misconfigurations in Android APKs.

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fix-review

Analyze commit changes to verify security audit remediation and generate fix-review reports.

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spec-to-code-compliance

Compare blockchain protocol specifications against smart contract implementations.

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sharp-edges

Identify security-footgun patterns in APIs and configuration schemas.

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modern-python

Configure Python projects with pyproject.toml, uv, ruff, and ty.

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semgrep

Automate fast security scanning of source code with Semgrep.

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sarif-parsing

Parse SARIF 2.1.0 files and extract structured findings for reporting.

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codeql

Detect security vulnerabilities in code using CodeQL queries.

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address-sanitizer

Detect memory safety errors in C/C++ fuzzing with AddressSanitizer instrumentation.

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harness-writing

Create fuzzing harnesses with LLVMFuzzerTestOneInput and FuzzedDataProvider for C/C++, Rust, and Go.

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aflpp

Automate fuzz testing of C/C++ codebases with AFL++ across multiple cores.

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libfuzzer

Run coverage-guided fuzzing for C/C++ projects with LLVM's libFuzzer.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Superlend

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What specific security tasks can be performed using these capabilities?

These capabilities enable automated vulnerability scanning for blockchain protocols, memory safety error detection in compiled binaries, and the generation of security audit reports. You can perform coverage-guided fuzzing, static analysis rule creation, and smart contract maturity assessments across multiple ecosystems including Solana, Algorand, and StarkNet.

Which technical personas benefit most from these security modules?

Security researchers, smart contract engineers, and protocol developers benefit most from these modules. The expertise is tailored for professionals conducting deep-dive code audits, implementing secure development lifecycles, or hardening cryptographic implementations against timing side-channel attacks and memory corruption vulnerabilities.

What are the primary prerequisites for running these security analysis modules?

Execution requires a local environment configured for static analysis and fuzzing, typically involving LLVM, Semgrep, and language-specific build systems like Cargo or Anchor. Users must provide source code, build artifacts, or protocol specifications to enable the analysis engines to generate actionable security findings and remediation reports.