spec-to-code-compliance

Smart contract specification verification involves a deterministic, exhaustive comparison of code against specification documents to identify divergences. It classifies missing features, logic mismatches, and undocumented behaviors, producing audit-grade reports with exploitability analysis and remediation plans.

Documentation gap analysis for blockchain security identifies undocumented behaviors or unimplemented features by rigorously comparing smart contract code against its specification. It flags discrepancies to ensure code accurately implements protocol design and security requirements.

To audit code compliance for unimplemented protocol features, compare your smart contract codebase against its whitepaper to confirm all invariants, formulas, and security guarantees are correctly implemented. This detects any deviations from the specified protocol design.

Formal specification verification requires both the smart contract codebase and its whitepaper documentation as inputs. Providing both allows the exhaustive, evidence-based comparison needed to find logic mismatches and generate audit-grade compliance reports.

The best way to find undocumented behaviors in smart contracts is performing an exhaustive, evidence-based comparison against specification documents. This classifies all divergences and provides detailed exploitability analysis for any behaviors not mentioned in the whitepaper.