clarity-check

To validate Clarity smart contracts before deployment, run automated syntax checks, deprecated keyword detection, and sender analysis on your contract files. This process catches errors and insecure patterns early across development, testnet, and mainnet workflows.

A pre-deployment Clarity check covers static analysis including syntax validation, deprecation detection, and sender analysis. It generates structured deployment checklists with automated and manual items to ensure reliable, auditable deployment gates for testnet and mainnet environments.

Yes, you can detect deprecated keywords like block-height in Clarity contracts using automated deprecation detection. The validation process flags deprecated patterns and suggests modern equivalents to ensure your smart contract code remains current and secure before deployment.

Sender analysis prevents insecure patterns in Clarity contracts by analyzing token and contract interactions to identify incorrect sender checks. This static analysis catches vulnerabilities in contract logic before deployment, ensuring secure interactions across development, testnet, and mainnet environments.

The best way to generate a pre-deployment checklist for Clarity smart contracts is running an automated validation skill. It produces a structured set of automated and manual items based on syntax checks, deprecation detection, and sender analysis to support reliable deployment gates.