audit-prep-assistant

Preparing a codebase for a security audit involves running static analysis tools like Slither and Semgrep, increasing test coverage, removing dead code, and generating comprehensive documentation such as flowcharts and user stories to ensure code accessibility.

Before a security review, you should run static analysis tools including Slither and Dylint for Solidity and Rust, alongside Golangci-lint, CodeQL, and Semgrep to identify vulnerabilities and ensure the codebase meets security baseline requirements.

Audit preparation adapts to different platforms including Solidity, Rust, and Go. It runs platform-specific static analysis tools like Dylint for Rust and Golangci-lint for Go, alongside general tools like Semgrep and CodeQL.

To document code accessibility for auditors, generate comprehensive documentation that includes build instructions, flowcharts, user stories, and a glossary. This ensures auditors can easily navigate and understand the codebase during the security review.

Removing dead code before a security audit reduces the attack surface and allows auditors to focus on active execution paths. This streamlines the review process by ensuring static analysis tools report only relevant vulnerabilities.