code-maturity-assessor

Assess smart contract code quality by evaluating it against a 9-category maturity framework covering arithmetic, access controls, complexity, documentation, MEV risks, and testing. This provides evidence-based ratings and an actionable roadmap to fix security vulnerabilities before deployment.

A code maturity assessment systematically analyzes a codebase for security, maintainability, and best practices. It uses a 9-category framework derived from Trail of Bits' methodology to provide concrete evidence for each rating and generate a prioritized improvement roadmap.

The assessment is tailored for smart contract risk analysis but applies to general code quality evaluation. It requires access to the full codebase and developer input on off-chain processes to accurately evaluate decentralization, MEV risks, and low-level code.

Yes, a systematic security assessment requires full codebase access and developer input on off-chain processes. This ensures the analysis can extract concrete evidence for maintainability ratings, access controls, and complexity evaluations across the project.

The model evaluates 9 categories: Arithmetic, Auditing, Access Controls, Complexity, Decentralization, Documentation, MEV Risks, Low-Level Code, and Testing. Each category receives an evidence-based rating to form a comprehensive security and maintainability scorecard.