audit-prep-assistant

Security audit preparation involves defining review goals, running static analysis tools, improving test coverage, removing dead code, and generating comprehensive documentation like flowcharts. A structured workflow ensures your codebase is clean, accessible, and ready for external auditors.

The Trail of Bits security review checklist is a structured methodology for audit preparation that includes setting scope, running static analysis, increasing test coverage, and ensuring code accessibility. It guides teams through a comprehensive readiness workflow before an external assessment.

Yes, this audit preparation workflow supports multi-language tool chains including Rust, Solidity, and Go. It applies static analysis, coverage assessment, and documentation generation across these specific programming languages to ensure comprehensive review readiness.

To generate documentation for auditors, you should produce build instructions, maintainable docs, flowcharts, and user stories. Comprehensive inline comments and clear code accessibility help auditors understand the system architecture and logic quickly.

Yes, static analysis and dead code removal are core components of audit preparation. You can run and triage static analysis tools to identify vulnerabilities, and remove dead code to reduce the attack surface and simplify the auditor's review process.