audit-prep-assistant

To prepare a Solidity codebase for a security audit, you need to run static analysis tools like Slither, increase test coverage, remove dead code, and generate comprehensive documentation such as architecture diagrams and glossaries.

Before a smart contract security review, you should run static analysis tools like Slither for Solidity, Dylint for Rust, and GolangCI-Lint for Go to identify and fix low-hanging security vulnerabilities.

Improve test coverage and documentation for a code audit by identifying untested code sections, suggesting new tests, and generating essential documents like flowcharts, user stories, and glossaries to ensure code accessibility.

Yes, this audit preparation process works with Rust and Go codebases, executing language-specific static analysis tools like Dylint and GolangCI-Lint to address security audit readiness across multiple programming environments.

The best way to ensure code accessibility before submitting to Trail of Bits is to follow their specific audit checklist, which involves removing dead code, running static analysis, and generating comprehensive documentation.

Removing dead code and generating glossaries for a security review streamlines the auditor's process by ensuring all necessary checks are performed beforehand, making the audit more efficient and effective.