audit-prep-assistant

Prepare for a security audit by defining review goals, running static analysis, eliminating dead code, and generating flowcharts and inline comments to create a comprehensive reviewer package. This structured approach aligns codebases with formal review expectations.

A security audit preparation package includes articulated security objectives, triaged analysis findings, build-ready instructions, and documentation artifacts like flowcharts. This structure guides reviewers through the scope and highlights critical areas efficiently.

Yes, static analysis and accessibility checks apply to Go codebases alongside Solidity and Rust. The preparation process adapts these checks to identify vulnerabilities and enhance test coverage across various applicable programming languages.

The best way to increase test coverage and remove dead code is applying automated static analysis during audit preparation. This triages findings, identifies unused segments, and generates documentation to ensure the codebase meets formal review standards.

Yes, the audit prep process aligns with the Trail of Bits checklist by organizing security goals, triaging findings, and generating reviewer-friendly documentation. This ensures the codebase meets established formal review criteria.

Generate reviewer-friendly documentation by running the audit preparation workflow, which automatically produces flowcharts, user stories, and inline comments. These artifacts articulate security objectives and map the codebase logic for formal reviewers.