audit-prep-assistant

Security audit preparation involves defining clear review goals, running static analysis tools, increasing test coverage, removing dead code, and generating comprehensive documentation. This process ensures your codebase is thoroughly prepared for professional review.

Improving test coverage before a code review requires running static analysis tools, identifying and removing dead code, and generating comprehensive documentation. These steps systematically increase codebase readiness and streamline the final security audit.

Yes, the audit preparation process supports Rust and Go codebases alongside Solidity. It adapts to available tools and project specifics to ensure a thorough and efficient security review across these platforms.

Documentation needed for a smart contract security audit includes flowcharts, user stories, and technical documentation. Generating these comprehensive documents helps auditors understand architecture and review the codebase efficiently.

Static analysis tools can identify dead code as part of audit preparation. Removing dead code streamlines the codebase and makes the subsequent security review more efficient by eliminating unnecessary distractions.