chialisp-auditor

To audit a ChiaLisp puzzle, perform a canonical diff comparing your custom CLVM code against audited Chia reference puzzles to detect unexplained deviations, followed by adversarial threat modeling to validate trust boundaries and consensus-critical integrity.

Canonical diffing for CLVM puzzles is an audit methodology that compares your custom ChiaLisp logic against proven, secure reference implementations to identify unexplained deviations and trust-boundary regressions in spend construction.

Yes, you can verify authority logic in a Chia multi-sig vault by simulating compromised-key scenarios and checking that your puzzle correctly bounds authority, enforces revocation, rotation, timelocks, and fails closed under attack.

This audit method works for NFT and CAT development on Chia by rigorously validating puzzle-vs-solution trust boundaries, ensuring your custom delegated-authority flows and singletons maintain consensus-critical integrity.

Your custom NFT transfer program needs adversarial security review because standard audits often miss consensus-critical vulnerabilities and logic flaws in CLVM puzzles, which can lead to incorrect authority bounding and failed spend conditions under attack.

Standard audits for ChiaLisp often miss consensus-critical vulnerabilities and trust-boundary regressions because they lack rigorous canonical-diff methodology and adversarial threat modeling required to validate puzzle-vs-solution integrity for complex delegated-authority flows.